While Italian media industries are booming, changing, and challenging audiences, the existing Anglophone literature on the subject is scarce. Beyond Monopoly fills this gap by engaging with the most recent changes and trends in Italian media.
While Italian media industries are booming, changing, and challenging audiences, the existing Anglophone literature on the subject is scarce. Beyond Monopoly fills this gap by engaging with the most recent changes and trends in Italian media.
Edited by Michela Ardizzoni and Chiara Ferrari - Contributions by Flavia Barca; Milly Buonanno; Rinella Cere; Alessandro D'Arma; Elisa Giomi; Mark Hayward; Andrea Marzulli; Lorenzo Mizzau; Giorgia Nesti; Cinzia Padovani; Marta Perrotta; Federico Riboldazz
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Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Introduction: Italian Media between the Local and the Global Part 3 Part I: Globalization, Policy, and Technology Chapter 4 Chapter 1: Shaping Tomorrow's Television: Policies on Digital Television in Italy, 1996-2006 Chapter 5 Chapter 2:"Il Caso Canadese" and the Question of Global Media Chapter 6 Chapter 3: Digital Terrestrial Television and its Promises: Framing the Debate on the Transition to Digital Television in Italy Part 7 Part II: Television Flows and Formats Chapter 8 Chapter 4: Struggling for Identity: The Television Production Sector in Italy and the Challenges of Globalization Chapter 9 Chapter 5:Public and Private, Global and Local in Italian Crime Drama: The Case of La Piovra Chapter 10 Chapter 6: Dubbing The Simpsons: Or How Groundskeeper Willie Lost His Kilt in Sardinia Chapter 11 Chapter 7: A Peninsula in the Sea of TV Formats: Exploring Italian Adaptations of Survivor Part 12 Part III:New and Alternative Media Chapter 13 Chapter 8:E-democracy and Italian Public Administration: New Media at the Service of Citizens Chapter 14 Chapter 9: Neighborhood Television Channels in Italy: The Case of Telestreet Chapter 15 Chapter 10: Web-Based Technologies in Media and Cultural Production: Emerging Evidence from Italian Web-Tvs and Web-Radios Part 16 Part IV:Immigration and Diversity Chapter 17 Chapter 11:Missed Opportunities: The Debate on Immigrants' Voting Rights in Italian Newspapers and Television Chapter 18 Chapter 12: Globalization vs. Localization: Anti-immigrant and Hate Discourses in Italy Chapter 19 Chapter 13:Multiculturalism in New Italian Cinema: The Impact of Migration, Diaspora, and the Post-Colonial on Italy's Self-Representation
Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Introduction: Italian Media between the Local and the Global Part 3 Part I: Globalization, Policy, and Technology Chapter 4 Chapter 1: Shaping Tomorrow's Television: Policies on Digital Television in Italy, 1996-2006 Chapter 5 Chapter 2:"Il Caso Canadese" and the Question of Global Media Chapter 6 Chapter 3: Digital Terrestrial Television and its Promises: Framing the Debate on the Transition to Digital Television in Italy Part 7 Part II: Television Flows and Formats Chapter 8 Chapter 4: Struggling for Identity: The Television Production Sector in Italy and the Challenges of Globalization Chapter 9 Chapter 5:Public and Private, Global and Local in Italian Crime Drama: The Case of La Piovra Chapter 10 Chapter 6: Dubbing The Simpsons: Or How Groundskeeper Willie Lost His Kilt in Sardinia Chapter 11 Chapter 7: A Peninsula in the Sea of TV Formats: Exploring Italian Adaptations of Survivor Part 12 Part III:New and Alternative Media Chapter 13 Chapter 8:E-democracy and Italian Public Administration: New Media at the Service of Citizens Chapter 14 Chapter 9: Neighborhood Television Channels in Italy: The Case of Telestreet Chapter 15 Chapter 10: Web-Based Technologies in Media and Cultural Production: Emerging Evidence from Italian Web-Tvs and Web-Radios Part 16 Part IV:Immigration and Diversity Chapter 17 Chapter 11:Missed Opportunities: The Debate on Immigrants' Voting Rights in Italian Newspapers and Television Chapter 18 Chapter 12: Globalization vs. Localization: Anti-immigrant and Hate Discourses in Italy Chapter 19 Chapter 13:Multiculturalism in New Italian Cinema: The Impact of Migration, Diaspora, and the Post-Colonial on Italy's Self-Representation
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