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Biography
Ted Friedman
(Ph.D., Duke University, 1999) is Assistant Professor
with specializations in cultural studies and new media.
His first
book, Electric Dreams: Computers in American Culture (NYU,
2005), is a cultural history of computers. His blog, Tedlog:
Culture, Politics
and Technology, can be found at http://www.tedfriedman.com.
Friedman's work has appeared in alt.culture, Bad Subjects,
Blender,
Communication Research, Critical Studies in Media Communication,
CyberSociety, Details, Encyclopedia of New Media, First
Monday,
Nadine, On a Silver Platter, Radio On, SimCity: Mappando
la
Citta Virtuali, The Source, Spin, Stim, and Vibe. Degree
Track Affiliations: Ph.D. (Moving Image Studies), M.A. (Film/
Video).Graduate Seminars Regularly Taught: Media and Cultural
Studies; Media History; Comparative Studies in Emerging
Media; New Media in Theory and Practice; Issues in Style
and Narrative; The Politics of Hollywood Film. Syllabi can
be found at http://www.tedfriedman.com/teaching
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