Prime-time television content and control Muriel G. Cantor, Joel M. Cantor.
Series The Sage commtext series ; v. 3Detalles de publicación: Newbury Park, Calif. Sage Publications c1991.Edición: 2nd edDescripción: p. cmISBN:- 0803931697
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- PN1992.6 .C25 1991
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Using multiple methods, the authors of this classic text, now in its Second Edition, present a broad historical and systematic model showing the interaction of the various social, legal, economic, political and organizational factors which ultimately lead to the evening network fare in the United States. The book discusses fundamental changes in televison including: production and distribution; the loss of viewers to cable and video; the reduction of television regulations; and the contraction of segments of viewing audiences. A look at television drama as both an economic commodity and a cultural construct, reveals the creative struggle and financial negotiations among a variety of different sectors.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Introduction
- History
- Content, Continuity, and Change
- Regulation and Control
- Organizational Control
- Television Creators as Workers
- Audience Control
- United States Television Abroad
- Conclusion and Further Research