Dealing primarily with the post-1996 era shaped by digital technologies and defined by consumer choice and brand marketing, this book brings together leading scholars, established journalists and experienced broadcasters working in the field of contemporary television to debate what we mean by quality TV.
Dealing primarily with the post-1996 era shaped by digital technologies and defined by consumer choice and brand marketing, this book brings together leading scholars, established journalists and experienced broadcasters working in the field of contemporary television to debate what we mean by quality TV.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Janet McCabe is Research Associate (TV Drama) at Manchester Metropolitan University. She is Managing Editor of Critical Studies in Television and author of Feminist Film Studies: Writing the Woman into Cinema (Wallflower, 2004). Kim Akass is Research Fellow (TV Drama) at Manchester Metropolitan University and is co-editor of Critical Studies in Television. Janet McCabe and Kim Akass are joint Series Editors of the Reading Contemporary Television Series at I.B.Tauris. They have co-edited and contributed to Reading Sex and the City (2004), Reading Six Feet Under: TV To Die For (2005), Reading The L Word: Outing Contemporary Television (2006) and Reading Desperate Housewives: Beyond the White Picket Fence (2006, all I.B.Tauris).
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Preface: Robert Thompson Debating Quality . Introduction: Janet McCabe and Kim Akass 'Quality TV' On Show Karen Fricker Part 1 Defining Quality . critical judgements and debate _____________________ Is Quality Television Any Good? generic distinctions, evaluations and the troubling matter of critical judgement. Sarah Cardwell Quality TV: from an American critic's perspective David Bianculli Quality TV Drama: a tale of two traditions (British and American) Robin Nelson As Seen on TV: women's rights and quality television Ashley Sayeau Sex, Swearing and Respectability: courting controversy, HBO's Original Programming and producing quality TV Janet McCabe and Kim Akass Part 2: Defining Quality . industry, policy and competitive markets_____________ Quality Control: The Daily Show, the Peabody and brand discipline Jimmie Reeves, Michael Epstein and Mark Rogers Inside American Television Drama Peter Dunne Quality US TV: a buyer's perspective Dermot Horan C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation: quality, the fifth channel and 'America's Finest' Ian Goode The Problem of Quality Television: television schedules, audience demographics and cultural policy in New Zealand.' Geoff Lealand Part 3: Defining Quality .aesthetics, form, content ___________________________ HBO and the Concept of Quality TV Jane Feuer Seeing and Knowing: reflexivity and quality Jonathan Bignell Quality and Creativity in TV: the work of television storytellers Máire Messenger-Davies An interview with David Chase Mark Lawson Writing Music for Quality TV: An Interview with W. Snuffy Walden Peter Kaye 'Read Any Good Television Lately? television tie-in books and quality TV David Lavery Afterthoughts: Defining Quality . into the future_____________________________ Lost in Transition: from post-network to post-television Roberta Pearson TV and Film Guide Bibliography Index?????
Preface: Robert Thompson Debating Quality . Introduction: Janet McCabe and Kim Akass 'Quality TV' On Show Karen Fricker Part 1 Defining Quality . critical judgements and debate _____________________ Is Quality Television Any Good? generic distinctions, evaluations and the troubling matter of critical judgement. Sarah Cardwell Quality TV: from an American critic's perspective David Bianculli Quality TV Drama: a tale of two traditions (British and American) Robin Nelson As Seen on TV: women's rights and quality television Ashley Sayeau Sex, Swearing and Respectability: courting controversy, HBO's Original Programming and producing quality TV Janet McCabe and Kim Akass Part 2: Defining Quality . industry, policy and competitive markets_____________ Quality Control: The Daily Show, the Peabody and brand discipline Jimmie Reeves, Michael Epstein and Mark Rogers Inside American Television Drama Peter Dunne Quality US TV: a buyer's perspective Dermot Horan C.S.I. Crime Scene Investigation: quality, the fifth channel and 'America's Finest' Ian Goode The Problem of Quality Television: television schedules, audience demographics and cultural policy in New Zealand.' Geoff Lealand Part 3: Defining Quality .aesthetics, form, content ___________________________ HBO and the Concept of Quality TV Jane Feuer Seeing and Knowing: reflexivity and quality Jonathan Bignell Quality and Creativity in TV: the work of television storytellers Máire Messenger-Davies An interview with David Chase Mark Lawson Writing Music for Quality TV: An Interview with W. Snuffy Walden Peter Kaye 'Read Any Good Television Lately? television tie-in books and quality TV David Lavery Afterthoughts: Defining Quality . into the future_____________________________ Lost in Transition: from post-network to post-television Roberta Pearson TV and Film Guide Bibliography Index?????
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