Peter Decherney is Professor of Cinema and Media Studies and English at the University of Pennsylvania, USA. His books include Hollywood’s Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet (2012) and Hollywood: A Very Short Introduction (2015).Katherine Sender is Professor of Media and Sexuality in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Michigan, USA. She writes and produces documentaries in the areas of GLBTQ media studies, television studies, and consumer culture.

• Introduction – Stuart Hall lives: cultural studies in an age of digital media 1. An Introduction to Stuart Hall’s ‘Signification, Representation, Ideology’ 2. Signification, Representation, Ideology: Althusser and the Post-Structuralist Debates 3. Stuart Hall at the Open University 4. Notes on reconstructing "the popular" 5. "It’s kind of like an assault, you know": media resisters’ meta-decoding practices of media culture 6. Stuart Hall’s encoding/decoding model and the circulation of journalism in the digital landscape 7. Reconciling Hall with discourse, written in the shadows of ‘"Confederate" and Rainbow Flags 8. #OscarsSoWhite: how Stuart Hall explains why nothing changes in Hollywood and everything is changing 9. New media, new panics 10. Regenerating Stuart Hall

Peter Decherney is Professor of Cinema and Media Studies and English at the University of Pennsylvania, USA. His books include Hollywood’s Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet (2012) and Hollywood: A Very Short Introduction (2015).Katherine Sender is Professor of Media and Sexuality in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Michigan, USA. She writes and produces documentaries in the areas of GLBTQ media studies, television studies, and consumer culture.

• Introduction – Stuart Hall lives: cultural studies in an age of digital media 1. An Introduction to Stuart Hall’s ‘Signification, Representation, Ideology’ 2. Signification, Representation, Ideology: Althusser and the Post-Structuralist Debates 3. Stuart Hall at the Open University 4. Notes on reconstructing "the popular" 5. "It’s kind of like an assault, you know": media resisters’ meta-decoding practices of media culture 6. Stuart Hall’s encoding/decoding model and the circulation of journalism in the digital landscape 7. Reconciling Hall with discourse, written in the shadows of ‘"Confederate" and Rainbow Flags 8. #OscarsSoWhite: how Stuart Hall explains why nothing changes in Hollywood and everything is changing 9. New media, new panics 10. Regenerating Stuart Hall