Reality TV : audiences and popular factual television /

• Hill, Annette.

• Reality television programmes

• Routledge,

• 041526152X (pbk.)
• 0415261511 (hbk.)

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p. 214-223.

• Staging the real factual TV programming in the age of Big Brother
• Reality TV the work of being watched
• Big brother story
• Reality TV realism and revelation
• Freaks talk back tabloid talk shows and sexual nonconformity
• Panorama fifty years of pride and paranoia
• Understanding reality television
• Big brother reality TV in the twenty first century
• Restyling factual TV audiences and news documentary and reality genres
• Shooting people adventures in reality TV
• television handbook
• Tabloid culture trash taste popular power and the transformation of American television
• Tears of laughter comedy drama in 1990s British cinema
• Studio and outside broadcast camerawork a guide to multi camera work production
• Television and common knowledge
• Fifty key television programmes
• Interpreting television
• window in the corner a half century of childrens television
• Hollywood hype and audiences selling and watching popular film in the 1990s
• News news news gathering for television
• Popular television drama critical perspectives
• Lies damn lies and documentaries
• Film and television history Television genres
• European Union and the regulation of media markets
• Television critical methods and applications
• Selling television British television in the global marketplace
• Channels of discourse reassembled television and contemporary criticism
• Television technology and cultural form
• Television news
• Independent television in Britain Origin and foundation 1946 62
• Shades of noir a reader
• Tabloid tales global debates over media standards
• TV FAQ
• television history book
• Advertising cultures
• Television studies the key concepts
• Public television in the digital era technological challenges and new strategies for Europe
• Childrens television in Britain history discourse and policy
• Copycat television globalisation program formats and cultural identity
• Television drama an introduction
• atlas of English dialects
• genius of the system Hollywood filmmaking in the studio era
• Ethics in media communications cases and controversies
• licence to be different the story of Channel 4
• Popular culture and high culture an analysis and evaluation of taste
• British television drama a history
• Deciding what we watch taste decency and media ethics in the UK and the USA
• Local radio journalism
• Channel 4 the early years and the Jeremy Isaacs legacy
• Television technology and cultural form
• Changing channels the prospects for television in a digital world
• Media and audiences new perspectives
• Genre and Hollywood
• Blackstones guide to the Freedom of Information Act 2000
• horror genre from Beezlebub to Blair Witch
• In a lonely street film noir genre masculinity
• Basic studio directing
• television genre book
• Marxism and media studies key concepts and contemporary trends
• Media ethics & accountability systems
• audience studies reader
• magazines handbook
• Journalism and the debate over privacy
• Understanding digital TV the route to HDTV
• Ads fads and consumer culture advertisings impact on American character and society
• Mass media and society
• Hollywoods dark cinema the American film noir
• Critical ideas in television studies
• Designing for newspapers and magazines
• Popular film and television comedy
• Soap opera
• Media semiotics an introduction
• Horror the film reader
• introduction to television studies
• television handbook
• Freedom of information the law the practice and the ideal
• Television news
• Ratings analysis the theory and practice of audience research
• Researching audiences
• Interpreting audiences the ethnography of media consumption
• reactive viewer a review of research on audience reaction measurement
• Media ownership the economics and politics of convergence and concentration in the UK and European media
• Production safety for film television and video
• politics of media policy
• Journalism after September 11
• Who owns the media competition and concentration in the mass media industry
• handbook of media and communication research qualitative and quantitative methodologies
• Women in film noir
• McQuails reader in mass communication theory
• ideological octopus an exploration of television and its audience
• Ethics & journalism
• Media talk conversation analysis and the study of broadcasting
• British horror cinema
• Understanding celebrity
• Television culture
• News
• Media and power
• Understanding journalism
• European television industries
• British television a reader