Category: Netflix
SKY HIGH… BUT FOR HOW LONG? by John Ellis
It’s all happening around Sky at the moment. The first was an unexpected bid from the US giant...
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QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN TELEVISION (PART 2): ALGORITHMS IN ACADEMIA by JP Kelly
This is a follow up to my last post for CST. Given that this is a blog about television it seems...
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SHOULD STREAMING SERVICES BE SUBJECT TO LOCAL QUOTAS? by Liz Giuffre
Local television outlets are essential places for the development and dissemination of local...
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CfP: Media Industries special section ‘Global Internet Television’. Deadline: Oct 1, 2017.
CALL FOR PAPERS: Global Internet Television – A Media Industries special section Issue 13,...
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TEENAGE BOYS’ ‘INTRUSION’ AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN 13 REASONS WHY (NETFLIX, 2017) by Susan Berridge
** This blog contains spoilers ** Firstly, apologies – this blog contains spoilers. But seeing as...
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A DEFENCE OF 13 REASONS WHY by William Proctor
As the media firestorm surrounding the Netflix TV series 13 Reasons Why continues apace, I have...
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“HAVE YOU EVER TRIED TO UN-MAKE SOUP?” LEGION’S ROLLER-COASTER RIDE THROUGH THE SIXTIES by Tobias Steiner
First, and for the record, let me state that I’m not a huge fan of superheroes. Although one has...
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LET’S TALK ABOUT TELEVISION. TELEVISION WATCHING AND THE SECOND SCREEN by Martin R Herbers
Viewing practices in the age of second screens Watching television has always been a social...
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WHERE HAVE ALL THE WRINKLES GONE? by Jamila Baluch
Contemporary media culture seems to suggest that it is unacceptable for a woman to look her age if...
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SKY DIVING: THE END OF ADVENTUROUS COMMISSIONING AT OSTERLEY by John Ellis
Big changes are taking place at Sky, even before the much anticipated buyout of non-Murdoch...
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THE RETURN OF MARX? ARE WE REALLY THERE YET? by Elke Weissmann
A while ago, Martin Barker invited scholars to discuss the potential for the re-incorporation of...
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Televizual: Data Visualization in Industry and Academia by JP Kelly
According to the most recent iPlayer monthly performance pack (April-June 2016) – a periodical...
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