The Children's Television Community
Herausgeber: Bryant, J Alison
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Herausgeber: Bryant, J Alison
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This volume presents an analysis of the children's television community--the organizations, major players, and approaches to programming--and offers an overview of the history, current state, and future of children's TV. For educators/practitioners
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This volume presents an analysis of the children's television community--the organizations, major players, and approaches to programming--and offers an overview of the history, current state, and future of children's TV. For educators/practitioners
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 161mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780805849974
- ISBN-10: 0805849971
- Artikelnr.: 22156007
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2006
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 161mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780805849974
- ISBN-10: 0805849971
- Artikelnr.: 22156007
J. Alison Bryant
Contents: Preface. Part I:Understanding the Children's Television Community. D. Mitroff
R.H. Stephenson
The Television Tug-of-War: A Brief History of Children's Television Programming in the United States. J.A. Bryant
Understanding the Children's Television Community From an Organizational Network Perspective. A. Alexander
J. Owers
The Economics of Children's Television. Part II:Producing Children's Television. R. London
Producing Children's Television. S.M. Fisch
Peeking Behind the Screen: Varied Approaches to the Production of Educational Television. H. Stipp
The Role of Academic Advisors in Creating Children's Television Programs: The NBC Experience. Part III:Programming & Selling Children's Television. L. Simensky
Programming Children's Television: The PBS Model. T. Kalagian
Programming Children's Television: The Cable Model. J. Tashjian
J.C. Naidoo
Licensing and Merchandising in Children's Television and Media. S.C. Rockwell
Networked Kids: The Digital Future of Children's Video Distribution. Part IV:Monitoring Children's Television. D. Kunkel
Kids' Media Policy Goes Digital: Current Developments in Children's Television Regulation. K.C. Montgomery
Advocating Children's Television. D.W. Kleeman
Advocates for Excellence: Engaging the Industry. R.H. Stephenson
S. Banet-Weiser
Super-Sized Kids: Obesity
Children
Moral Panic
and the Media.
R.H. Stephenson
The Television Tug-of-War: A Brief History of Children's Television Programming in the United States. J.A. Bryant
Understanding the Children's Television Community From an Organizational Network Perspective. A. Alexander
J. Owers
The Economics of Children's Television. Part II:Producing Children's Television. R. London
Producing Children's Television. S.M. Fisch
Peeking Behind the Screen: Varied Approaches to the Production of Educational Television. H. Stipp
The Role of Academic Advisors in Creating Children's Television Programs: The NBC Experience. Part III:Programming & Selling Children's Television. L. Simensky
Programming Children's Television: The PBS Model. T. Kalagian
Programming Children's Television: The Cable Model. J. Tashjian
J.C. Naidoo
Licensing and Merchandising in Children's Television and Media. S.C. Rockwell
Networked Kids: The Digital Future of Children's Video Distribution. Part IV:Monitoring Children's Television. D. Kunkel
Kids' Media Policy Goes Digital: Current Developments in Children's Television Regulation. K.C. Montgomery
Advocating Children's Television. D.W. Kleeman
Advocates for Excellence: Engaging the Industry. R.H. Stephenson
S. Banet-Weiser
Super-Sized Kids: Obesity
Children
Moral Panic
and the Media.
Contents: Preface. Part I:Understanding the Children's Television Community. D. Mitroff
R.H. Stephenson
The Television Tug-of-War: A Brief History of Children's Television Programming in the United States. J.A. Bryant
Understanding the Children's Television Community From an Organizational Network Perspective. A. Alexander
J. Owers
The Economics of Children's Television. Part II:Producing Children's Television. R. London
Producing Children's Television. S.M. Fisch
Peeking Behind the Screen: Varied Approaches to the Production of Educational Television. H. Stipp
The Role of Academic Advisors in Creating Children's Television Programs: The NBC Experience. Part III:Programming & Selling Children's Television. L. Simensky
Programming Children's Television: The PBS Model. T. Kalagian
Programming Children's Television: The Cable Model. J. Tashjian
J.C. Naidoo
Licensing and Merchandising in Children's Television and Media. S.C. Rockwell
Networked Kids: The Digital Future of Children's Video Distribution. Part IV:Monitoring Children's Television. D. Kunkel
Kids' Media Policy Goes Digital: Current Developments in Children's Television Regulation. K.C. Montgomery
Advocating Children's Television. D.W. Kleeman
Advocates for Excellence: Engaging the Industry. R.H. Stephenson
S. Banet-Weiser
Super-Sized Kids: Obesity
Children
Moral Panic
and the Media.
R.H. Stephenson
The Television Tug-of-War: A Brief History of Children's Television Programming in the United States. J.A. Bryant
Understanding the Children's Television Community From an Organizational Network Perspective. A. Alexander
J. Owers
The Economics of Children's Television. Part II:Producing Children's Television. R. London
Producing Children's Television. S.M. Fisch
Peeking Behind the Screen: Varied Approaches to the Production of Educational Television. H. Stipp
The Role of Academic Advisors in Creating Children's Television Programs: The NBC Experience. Part III:Programming & Selling Children's Television. L. Simensky
Programming Children's Television: The PBS Model. T. Kalagian
Programming Children's Television: The Cable Model. J. Tashjian
J.C. Naidoo
Licensing and Merchandising in Children's Television and Media. S.C. Rockwell
Networked Kids: The Digital Future of Children's Video Distribution. Part IV:Monitoring Children's Television. D. Kunkel
Kids' Media Policy Goes Digital: Current Developments in Children's Television Regulation. K.C. Montgomery
Advocating Children's Television. D.W. Kleeman
Advocates for Excellence: Engaging the Industry. R.H. Stephenson
S. Banet-Weiser
Super-Sized Kids: Obesity
Children
Moral Panic
and the Media.