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An Introduction To Television Studies Fourth Edition 4th Jonathan Bignell

SKU: BELL-46655580

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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 21.12 MB

Pages: 336

Author: Jonathan Bignell, Faye Woods

ISBN: 9781138665811, 9781138665828, 1138665819, 1138665827

Language: English

Year: 2022

Edition: 4th

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An Introduction To Television Studies Fourth Edition 4th Jonathan Bignell by Jonathan Bignell, Faye Woods 9781138665811, 9781138665828, 1138665819, 1138665827 instant download after payment.

An Introduction to Television Studies provides students with a comprehensive framework for understanding the key concepts and main approaches to television studies. Topics covered include: audience research, television history and broadcasting policy and the analytical study of individual programmes. Updates to this 4th edition will include: new case studies throughout, including Game of Thrones and Sherlock greater discussion of HBO, Netflix, and other premium delivery services new material on convergence of television with digital and online technologies expanded coverage of audience studies and fandom, exploring areas such as 'cosplay'.