Old and New Media after Katrina

1. Introduction: Old and New Media After Katrina
Diane Negra

2. Uncovering the Bones: Forensic Approaches to Hurricane Katrina on Crime Television
Lindsay Steenberg

3. The Big Apple and the Big Easy: Trauma, Proximity, and Home in New (and Old) Media
Joy V. Fuqua

4. Expanded Medium: National Public Radio and Katrina Web Memorials
Maria Pramaggiore

5. Life Preservers: The Neoliberal Enterprise of Hurricane Katrina Survival in Trouble the Water, House M.D., and When the Levees Broke

Jane Elliott

6. Discovery Channel’s Nature-Reality Hybrid Shows: Representing Survival in the Wake of Katrina
Andrew Goodridge

7. Exile, Return, and New Economy Subjectivity in Last Holiday

Diane Negra

8. Media Artists, Local Activists, and Outsider Archivists: The Case of Helen Hill
Dan Streible

9. In Desperate Need (of a Makeover): The Neoliberal Project, the Design Expert, and the Post-Katrina Social Body in Distress
Brenda R. Weber

10. From Mr. Pregnant to Mr. President: Prepositioning Katrina Online
Jeff Scheible

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Sociology of Culture, Journalism, Film History, Cultural and Media Studies, general, Social Theory, Media Research