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A TALE OF TWO POSTERS: NEGOTIATING PARATEXTUALITY AND AFFECT IN ‘OFFICIAL’ AND ‘UNOFFICIAL’ PUBLICITY FOR THE NEW TWIN PEAKS by Ross Garner

Jun 9, 2016 | Blogs, Crime, Cult TV/Sci Fi/Horror, Quality TV, US TV | 0

In this blog post I want to challenge the separation of ‘official’ and ‘unofficial’ paratexts as divergent trajectories within what Jonathan Hardy (2011) has named the ‘commercial intertextuality’ of contemporary television series.

MAKING THE UNMISSABLE OWNABLE: ADVENTURES IN THE BBC STORE by Richard Wallace

Jan 7, 2016 | BBC, Blogs, Box sets / DVD, Drama, Public Service Broadcasting, Streaming, Technology, UK TV | 0

Although starting its operations as a commercial venture in November 2015, the new online BBC...

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A TALE OF TWO POSTERS: NEGOTIATING PARATEXTUALITY AND AFFECT IN ‘OFFICIAL’ AND ‘UNOFFICIAL’ PUBLICITY FOR THE NEW TWIN PEAKS by Ross Garner

MAKING THE UNMISSABLE OWNABLE: ADVENTURES IN THE BBC STORE by Richard Wallace

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