New Power And Politics Of Comedy
Dr Benjamin Nickl, a humour expert from the School of Languages and Cultures, and his co-author Dr Mark Rolfe, Honorary Lecturer at UNSW, discuss the
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Dr Benjamin Nickl, a humour expert from the School of Languages and Cultures, and his co-author Dr Mark Rolfe, Honorary Lecturer at UNSW, discuss the
The Ethical Life podcast: The hosts also talk about whether what we laugh at has changed over the past several years.
What was it about this woman’s real-life story of a blown-up marriage that agitated so many people? And why was the overwhelming reaction to pile onto her?
What was it about this woman’s real-life story of a blown-up marriage that agitated so many people? And why was the overwhelming reaction to pile onto her?
OPINION: Last month, Netflix officially launched its new “Play Something” feature, a programme shuffle aimed at bypassing the indecisive endless scroll that plagues so many users who log on, spend hours searching for something to watch, and then log off without viewing a thing. In an age of viewer fatigue and a debilitating abundance of choice, it’s a nifty idea. Press the “Play Something” button and the Netflix algorithm will instantly start a show it thinks you’ll enjoy based on your viewing history. But does it work? My experiment with the button promised an instant problem t...