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Copycat televisionAlbert Moran

Copycat television

1998204 pages
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This book has a double purpose. First, it describes the phenomenon of television program formats or ideas and their national adaptation in sufficient detail for the reader to grasp what is a central dynamic of the contemporary global television scene. Second, it explores the wider cultural meaning of the practice of cross-border format adaptation and the necessary modifications that must be made to theories of global culture.

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  • Other · English · 1998
    University of Luton Press · 204 pages · 9781860205378
Plots, themesPopular cultureSocial aspectsTelevision broadcastingTelevision programsTelevision and globalization