UCSB, MA UCLA; BA University of Arizona). His work explores the ways mobile devices and online platforms empower consumers to use popular culture in their daily routines. He has written book chapters on creative labor, online sports viewing, and connected viewing as a contributor to the anthologies Saturday Night Live and American TV (Indiana Univ Press, 2013),Digital Media Sport: Technology and Power in the Network Society (Routledge, 2013) and Connected Viewing: Selling Streaming and Sharing Media in the DigitalAge (Routledge, 2013). Tussey is the Coordinating Editor of In Media Res and a member of the Atlanta Media Project working group. He currently teaches Television Analysis, Media Industries, Media and Popular Culture, and Interactive Media.