Table of Contents
The Television Will be Revolutionized
Lotz, A. D. (2007). The television will be revolutionized. New York: New York University Press.
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Understanding Television in the Post-Network Era
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Blurring boundaries of TV technology . . . . Video, Tivo, . . . .
Television Outside the Box: The Technological Revolution of Television
Digital advances, !DVRs, !DVDs, EPG, PSP, etc. have given the television viewers convenience and flexibility in their television uses.
Mobile phones, the Internet, etc. have changed TV as anywhere, anytime medium – limitless expansion of television's physical presence, e.g., office desks, cars, leisure venues, etc. In short, television has become 'mobile
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Making Television: Changes in the Practices of Creating Television
Revolutionizing Distribution: Breaking Open the Network Bottleneck
Advertising after the Network Era: The New Economics of Television
Recounting the Audience: Integrating New Measurement Techniques and Technologies
Television Storytelling Possibilities at the Beginning of the Post-Network Era: Five Cases
Conclusion: Still Watching Television
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index
Keywords:: Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Television broadcasting.
Television broadcasting – United States.
Television – Technological innovations.
Television broadcasting – Technological innovations.
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