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22 Cards in this Set
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Spigel 1992 2001 |
Utopian-dystopian discourses, togetherness, window to the world, haunted media, esc |
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Gould |
TV changing American society |
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Cooke 2003 |
Golden age of British TV |
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Macmurraugh Kavanaugh 1997 1997b |
Drama into news, awareness to social issues |
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Turnock et al 2008 |
Event TV imagined community |
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Bignell Fickers 2008 |
ESC, profits for broadcasters, Finland, community |
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Anderson 1991 |
Imagined community |
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Ellis 2002 |
Era of scarcity/availability/plenty |
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Caldwell 2003 |
Second/First shift aesthetics/ agregating/ herding |
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Spigel 2006 |
Transformation of TV |
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Bennet & Strange 2011 |
BBC multiplatform |
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Spigel 1988 |
TV in magazines, fitting in with modern architecture, early sitcoms - theatrical space |
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Boddy 1993 |
Overall early TV |
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Paget 1998 |
Drama documentary/ documentary drama |
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Roscoe 2004 |
Choice - buzzword. Fragmented media |
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Jensen 2008 |
Interactivity |
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Straubhaar 2007 |
People watching TV via broadcasting network |
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Bolter & Grusin 1998 |
Relationship between old and new media. New media refashioned other media |
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Smith 2005 |
Jennicam |
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Creebe 2011 |
Webcam - incredibly personal |
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Jenkins 2004 |
Production costs lower, more choice, a new type of consumer |
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Pajala 2012 |
Mapping of Europe, Western Europe centrism, ignoring divisions of the time |
