From networks to Netflix : a guide to changing channels / edited by Derek Johnson.
Contributor(s): Johnson, Derek [editor.]
Publisher: New York ; London : Routledge, 2018Description: x, 430 pages : black and white illustrationsContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781138998490; 9781138998513; 9781315658643Subject(s): Television viewers -- Effect of technological innovations on | Television broadcasting -- Technological innovations -- United States | Streaming technology (Telecommunications)DDC classification: 302.2345 | Item type | Current library | Class number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Book | House of Lords Library - Palace Dewey | 302.2345 FRO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 018924 |
Pop : television guides and recommendations in a changing channel landscape / Derek Johnson -- Broadcast stations and networks -- ABC : crisis, risk, and the logics of change / rKristen J. Warner -- The CW : media conglomerates in partnership / Caryn Murphy -- Rede Globo : global expansions and cross-media extensions in the digital era / Courtney Brannon Donoghue -- PBS : crowdsourcing culture since 1969 / Michele Hilmes -- Alabama Public Television Network : local stations and struggles over collective identity / Allison Perlman -- DR : license fees, platform neutrality and public service obligation / Hanne Bruun -- MeTV : old-time tv’s last stand? / Derek Kompare -- Cable and Satellite Services -- WGN America : from Chicago to cable’s very own / Chris Becker -- SPN : live sports, documentary prestige, and on-demand culture / Travis Vogan -- NBC Sports Network : building elite audiences from broadcast rights / Deborah L. Jaramillo -- The Weather Channel : genre, trust, and unscripted television in an age of apps / Jon Kraszewski -- TLC : food, fatness, and spectacular relatability / elissa Zimdars -- MTV : #prosocial television / Laurie Ouellette -- A&E : from art to vice in the managed channel portfolio / David Craig and Derek Johnson -- Spike TV : the impossibility of television for men / Amanda D. Lotz -- Comedy Central : transgressive femininities and reaffirmed masculinities / Nick Marx -- Nick Jr. : co-viewing and the limits of dayparts / Erin Copple Smith -- Disney Junior : imagining industrial intertextuality / Kyra Hunting and Jonathan Gray -- Disney XD : boyhood and the racial politics of market segmentation / Christopher Chávez -- Freeform : shaking off the family brand within a conglomerate family / Barbara Selznick -- El Rey : Latino indie auteur as channel identity / Alisa Perren -- Streaming channels -- Awesomeness TV : talent management and merchandising on multi-channel networks / Avi Santo -- ISAtv : YouTube and the branding of Asian America / Lori Kido Lopez -- East India Comedy : channeling the public sphere in online satire / Subin Paul -- Twitter : channels in the stream / James Bennett and Niki Strange -- Twitch.TV : tele-visualizing the arcade / Matthew Thomas Payne -- BBC Three : youth television and platform neutral public broadcasting / Faye Woods -- Open TV : the development process / Aymar Jean Christian -- Premium Television -- Netflix : streaming channel brands as global meaning systems / Timothy Havens -- Hulu : geoblocking national tv in an on-demand era / Evan Elkins -- iQiyi : China’s internet tigers take television / Michael Curtin and Yongli Li -- Amazon Prime Video : where information is entertainment / Karen Petruska -- Playboy TV : contradictions, confusion, and post-network pornography / Peter Alilunas -- Starz : distinction, value, and fandom in non-linear premium tv / Myles McNutt -- WWE Network : the disruption of over-the-top distribution / Cory Barker and Andrew Zolides -- CBS All Access : to boldly franchise where no one has subscribed before / Derek Johnson.