Television studies /

• Miller, Toby

• Television
• Television programmes.

• British Film Institute,

• 0851708951
• 0851708943 (hbk.):

• 48.00

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p. 133-154.

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• Making sense of movies filmmaking in the Hollywood style
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• Selling television British television in the global marketplace
• Television critical methods and applications
• Basic studio directing
• introduction to television studies
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• Central debates in British politics
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• Captains of consciousness advertising and the social roots of the consumer culture
• Horror the film reader
• Media audiences
• Critical ideas in television studies
• Whats this Channel Four an alternative report
• studio system
• In a lonely street film noir genre masculinity
• Desperately seeking the audience
• TV living television culture and everyday life
• Psycho
• television handbook
• Television and everyday life
• Media ethics cases and moral reasoning
• World cinema critical approaches
• British horror cinema
• Television news
• On television
• television history book
• Television program making everything you need to know to get started
• Television and its audience
• American cinema and Hollywood critical approaches
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• Changing channels the prospects for television in a digital world
• technique of television production
• Social theory in the real world
• social history of the media from Gutenberg to the Internet
• BBC 70 years of broadcasting
• documentary idea a critical history of English language documentary film and video
• British press and broadcasting since 1945
• Media sociology
• Social communication in advertising consumption in the mediated marketplace
• globalization of news
• Media law cases and materials
• Film theory an introduction
• newspapers handbook
• Understanding television
• Mass communication theory an introduction
• Genre and Hollywood
• business of media corporate media and the public interest
• Narrative and genre key concepts in media studies
• Rupert Murdoch ringmaster of the information circus
• Understanding media cultures social theory and mass communication
• Keeping faith Channel Four and its audience
• Hollywood film industry a reader
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• Impact of television a natural experiment in three communities
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• Rich media poor democracy communication politics in dubious times
• Television culture
• Soap opera
• Media at war the Iraq crisis
• television handbook
• Theorizing documentary
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• Sky high the inside story of BSkyB
• From Grierson to the docu soap breaking the boundaries
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• Making sense of television the psychology of audience interpretation
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• Practical ethics
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• Media research methods measuring audiences reactions and impact