Tag: Mad Men

QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN TELEVISION (PART 2): ALGOR...

Posted by CSTonline | Feb 2, 2018 | Amazon, Audience, Blogs, Hulu, Netflix, Netflix, Social media, Streaming, Technology, Transnational TV | 0

“FUCK YOU SANTA”: CHRISTMAS TELEVISION – A R...

Posted by Toby | Dec 22, 2017 | Blogs, UK TV | 0

QUANTITATIVE STUDIES IN TELEVISION (PART 2): ALGORITHMS IN ACADEMIA by JP Kelly

Feb 2, 2018 | Amazon, Audience, Blogs, Hulu, Netflix, Netflix, Social media, Streaming, Technology, Transnational TV | 0

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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“FUCK YOU SANTA”: CHRISTMAS TELEVISION – A RECKONING by Kenneth Longden

Dec 22, 2017 | Blogs, UK TV | 0

Two years ago, CST kindly posted my piece on Christmas television and ‘BBC Christmas Specials’....

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A MAD MEN POTPOURRI by Gary Edgerton

Mar 17, 2016 | Blogs, Box sets / DVD, Cable, Conferences/events, Quality TV, US TV | 0

Mad Men [is] arguably the dominant TV drama of its time. — Time critic James Poniewozik, 24 June...

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