ScreenSite first emerged in 1994 during the Paleolithic era of the Web. It was then that we introduced the world to "ScreenSite Man" (left) and his jaunty promise of "tomorrow's opportunity." (Archived versions of the 1996 and 1999 ScreenSites are available online.) In 2003 we mounted a major renovation. After a technical issue took us down in June 2006, we overhauled the site again.
Then, in 2011, we couldn't resist fiddling with its design again. This time around we decided to stress its function as a link directory, but with the occasional article—running on the WordPress platform. Over the years, we have collected thousands of links to college media programs, academic journals and blogs, syllabi, and other resources. (The full, historical, and deprecated list is online.)
In 2012 we officially partnered with the Society for Cinema and Media Studies to augment their directory of online resources.
In 2019, we returned to a HTML site, using the Bootstrap toolkit. We found that WordPress was just too large a target for hackers. However, we have saved all the link data we collected and put them online.
Mothballed previous versions of ScreenSite: