Flow TV : television in the age of media convergence /
Kackman, Michael.
New York, N.Y. ; London : Routledge,
2011.
Stems from the online journal, Flow: a critical forum on television and media fulture (www.flowtv.org).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
pt. I. The convergent experience: viewing practices across media forms. Media interfaces, networked media spaces, and the mass customization of everyday space / Daniel Chamberlain -- "It's just like a mini mall": textuality and participatory culture on YouTube / David Gurney -- TiVoing childhood: time-shifting a generation's concept of television / Jason Mittell -- Affective convergence in reality television: a case study in divergence culture / Jack Bratich -- Industry convergence shows: reality TV and the leisure franchise / Misha Kavka -- pt. II. Creating authors/creating audiences. More "moments of television": online cult television authorship / Derek Kompare -- The reviews are in: TV critics and the (pre)creation of meaning / Jonathan Gray -- "Word of mouth on steroids": hailing the Millennial media fan / Louisa Ellen Stein -- Masters of horror: TV auteurism and the progressive potential of a disreputable genre / Heather Hendershot -- 49 up: television, "life-time," and the mediated self / John Corner -- pt. III. Technologies of citizenship: politics, nationality, and contemporary television. Television/televisión / Hector Amaya -- The limits of the cellular imaginary / Eric Freedman -- Extreme makeover: Iraq edition: "TV freedom" and other experiments for "advancing" liberal government in Iraq / James Hay -- Representing the presidency: viral videos, intertextuality, and political participation / Chuck Tryon -- NASCAR nation and television: race-ing whiteness / L.S. Kim.
Television broadcasting
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