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Annie Laurie Sullivan (Editor)
ANNIE LAURIE SULLIVAN is an assistant professor in the Department of English, Creative Writing & Film at Oakland University. Her work examines the ways race, cultural identity, and locality intersect with histories of media infrastructure. She has a PhD in screen cultures from Northwestern University and lives in Ferndale, Michigan.
Lauren Herold (Editor)
LAUREN HEROLD is an independent scholar whose research explores community media, television history, and feminist and LGBTQ cultural production. Her work has been published in Jump Cut; Television & New Media; Velvet Light Trap; Communication, Culture & Critique; and New Review of Film and Television Studies. She has a PhD in screen cultures from Northwestern University.
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