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Kyle Nicholas

Kyle Nicholas

MASTER LECTURER
Communication & Theatre Arts

Contact Information

3014 BATTEN ARTS & LETTERS
NORFOLK, VA 23529

Email: knichola@odu.edu

Phone: 757-683-6832

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Education/Credentials

Ph.D. in Radio, Television, and Film, The University of Texas at Austin, (2000)

M.A. in Communication, University of Washington, (1995)

B.A. in Journalism, California State University, Fresno, (1989)

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  • Articles

    Nicholas, K. H. (2006). The Perfect Wave: Cultural Confluence and the Napster Revolution. New Media and Society (Sage)
    Nicholas, K. H. (2003). Geo-Policy Barriers and the Digital Divide. The Information Society, 19, pp. 1-9.
    Nicholas, K. H. (1998). Community Standards in Internet Regulation. Communications and Strategies

  • Books

    Nicholas, K. H. (2005). Open Windows: Remediation Strategies in Global Film Adaptations. Aalborg, DK: University of Aalborg Press..

  • Book Chapters

    Nicholas, K. H. Post TV? The Future of Television.. London: British Film Institute.
    Nicholas, K. H. (2013). Smooth Sailing (For Now): The Public Service Legacy in Danish Webcasting.. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Elrbaum Press.
    Nicholas, K. H., and Edgerton, G. R. (2008). I Want My Niche TV: Genre as Networking Strategy. (pp. 247-267). Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky Press.
    Nicholas, K. H. (2005). Dig That Cowboy: Textural Networks in the Adaptation Process.. Aalborg, DK: University of Aalborg Press..
    Nicholas, K. H. (2005). Introduction.. Aalborg, DK: University of Aalborg Press..
    Nicholas, K. H. (2004). Distance Learning Technologies. (pp. 312-318). Oxford: Focal Press.
    Nicholas, K. H. (2002). Stronger than Barbed Wire: How Geo-policy Barriers Construct Rural Internet Access. (pp. 299-316). Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
    Nicholas, K. H. (2000). Videoconferencing Technologies. (pp. 277-288). New York: Westview Press.
    Nicholas, K. H. (1998). Teleconferencing Technologies. (pp. 269-275). New York: Westview Press.

  • Presentations

    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 2006). The Work Which Becomes a New Genre Itself: Textual Networks in the World of Cowboy Bebop presented at International Communication Association Annual Conference Dresden, Germany.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 2006). Flash Memory: The Role of Napster in the Popularization of the Internet presented at “Global Webcasting: A Comparison of Emerging Systems and Models,” Dresden, Germany.
    Nicholas, K. H. (March, 2004). New Genres in Television presented at Society for Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference Atlanta, GA.
    Nicholas, K. H. (February, 2004). Cowboy Bebop: Adaptation in New Media presented at Invited series of lectures Denmark.
    Nicholas, K. H. (February 23, 2004). Napster and the Evolution of Global Community presented at Invited lecture Denmark.
    Nicholas, K. H. (November, 2003). Teaching Mass Communication in an Online Environment presented at National Communication Association Annual Conference Miami, FL.
    Nicholas, K. H. (November, 2002). Using Internet Technologies in Communications Research presented at National Communication Association Annual Conference New Orleans, LA.
    Nicholas, K. H. (November, 2001). Internet Access Issues presented at International Communication Association-International Association for Communication Research Symposium on the Digital Divide Austin, TX.
    Nicholas, K. H. (November, 2001). Meaningful Access: Toward a Communications Perspective on Telecommunications Policy presented at National Communication Association Annual Conference Atlanta, GA.
    Nicholas, K. H. (October, 2001). Digital Arroyos: An Examination of State Policy and Regulated Market Boundaries in Constructing Rural Internet Access presented at Telecommunications Policy Research Council Annual Meeting Washington, DC.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 2001). Distance Education presented at National Communication Association Annual Summer Conference Washington, DC.
    Nicholas, K. H. (May, 2001). Legacy of Gaps: The Roles of Regulatory and Market Area Boundaries in Constructing Internet Access presented at International Communications Association Annual Conference Washington, DC.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 2000). Internet Services in Rural America presented at International Communications Association Annual Conference Acapulco, Mexico.
    Nicholas, K. H. (August 21, 1999). Tracing the Last Mile: Problems with Internet Access in Rural America presented at Council of Foundations Teletour of Rural Technology Sul Ross University, Alpine, Texas.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 1999). Evaluating Rural Networks presented at Communication Technology Networks Conference Chicago, IL.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 1999). Shaping Thought: Technology Shapes Communication Opportunity presented at Communication Technology Networks Conference Chicago, IL.
    Nicholas, K. H. (December, 1998). Community Applications of New Technologies presented at Community Networking Conference Austin, TX.
    Nicholas, K. H. (July, 1998). Community Standards and the Internet presented at International Communication Association Annual Meeting Jerusalem, Israel.
    Nicholas, K. H., and Strover, S. (June, 1998). Corporatism and Community: Internet Policy in the EU and USA presented at International Telecommunications Society Annual Meeting Stockholm, Sweden.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 1998). Connectivity: Exploring the Role of Telecommunications in Social Change presented at Redeveloping Communication for Social Change: Issues of Power, Gender and Practice Austin, TX.
    Nicholas, K. H. (June, 1997). Beyond the Electronic Haze: A Global-Cultural Analysis of Internet Regulation presented at International Communication Association Annual Meeting Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

  • Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research