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Full Description
Online television streaming has radically changed the ways in which programs are produced, disseminated and watched. While the market is largely globalized with some platforms streaming in multiple countries, audiences are fragmented, due to a large number of choices and often solitary viewing. However, streaming gives new life to old series and innovates conventions in genre, narrative and characterization.
This edited collection is dedicated to the study of the streaming platforms and the future of television. It includes a plethora of carefully organized and similarly structured chapters in order to provide in-depth yet easily accessible readings of major changes in television. Enriching a growing body of literature on the future of television, essays thoroughly assess the effects new television media have on institutions, audiences and content.
Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Christina Adamou and Sotiris Petridis
Part 1—Netflix Responds to Globalized Markets and Audience
On Netflix's Alleged Distinction and the Future of Television
Mayka Castellano and Melina Meimaridis
Streaming Audience Data, Ratings and the Future of "Popular" Television
Michael L. Wayne
A New Age of Diversity and Visibility
Ahngeli Shivam
Contemplating the "Original" in an Age of Branded Content, Branded Networks, Branded Genres and Branded Adaptations
Katerina Marazi
Part 2—Beyond Netflix: Globalization and Second-Tier SVODs
Encore+: Orphaned Canadian Content in the Age of Digital Abundance
Daniel Keyes
Opting Out of the Streaming Wars: Second and Third Tier SVODs
Alexa Scarlata and Andrew Lynch
Disney+: Legacy Media Strikes Back
Jason Scott
Part 3—Case Studies and Narrative Representations
Coherence Effects in Digital TV: The Case of Anthology Series
Patrick Gill
Joshua Marston's Come Sunday (2018): Biopic in the Streaming
Despoina Triantafyllidou
The Binge-Watch Experience and the Three-Act Structure: A Narrative Analysis of Stranger Things
Sotiris Petridis
Repackaging the Past: Commodification, Nostalgia and Feminist/Queer Pleasures in Netflix Originals GLOW (2017-2019) and Hollywood (2020)
Spyridon Chairetis and Georgia Aitaki
Cats and True Crime: Empathetic Responses and Moral Consequences in On-Demand Docuseries
Jossalyn G. Larson
Super-Heroines to the Rescue (of Feminism): She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Christina Adamou
About the Contributors
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