Here’s a nice little article from Time magazine using the end of ER as a bookend for the transition from network to digital convergence, and the ways that technological and industrial changes impact the possibilities of programming. Of course, he doesn’t account for how these transformations are making the business model of television less sustainable in the long run, but nobody has a real answer for that.
The Death of Broadcast
28 03 2009Comments : Leave a Comment »
Tags: convergence, industry, network
Categories : Ch. 11: Technology, Ch. 1: Programming Exchange, Ch. 2: Audience Exchange
Network TV in the downturn
28 02 2009Here‘s a good rundown of the state of the TV industry in early-2009 – and it’s not a pretty picture.
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Tags: advertising, industry, network
Categories : Ch. 1: Programming Exchange, Ch. 2: Audience Exchange
Fair Use and this book
16 02 2009This is a cross-post from my main blog, Just TV. It speaks to the power of media industries, especially in terms of copyright and restrictions on fair use.
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Categories : About the Book, Ch. 1: Programming Exchange, Ch. 3: Regulation
The online TV archive
26 01 2009Instead of cable reruns, channels like Discovery are putting their archives online in short sensational clips. But what of programs that don’t feature sharks and other sensationalist footage?
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Tags: documentary, online video
Categories : Ch. 11: Technology, Ch. 1: Programming Exchange
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