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| veröffentlicht: | New York : Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated, 2008. ©2010. |
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Media and Communications - Technologies, Policies and Challenges
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| Umfang: | 1 online resource (309 pages) |
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9781613246757
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| Ausgabe: | 1st ed. |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Media and Communications - Technologies, Policies and Challenges
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| Print version:: | Hetsroni, Amir, Reality Television, New York : Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated,c2008 |
| Kollektion: | E-Books adlr |
| Intro REALITY TELEVISION - MERGING THE GLOBAL AND THE LOCAL REALITY TELEVISION - MERGING THE GLOBAL AND THE LOCAL CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION: TOWARDS A CULTURALLY SENSITIVE AND CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH OF REALITY TV REFERENCES SECTION I: NORTH AMERICA DO YOU KNOW WHO YOUR FRIENDS ARE? AN ANALYSIS OF VOTING PATTERNS AND ALLIANCES ON THE REALITY TELEVISION SHOW SURVIVOR REALITY TELEVISION THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Power and Social Capital RQ1: Does Voting with the Majority Predict where Players will Place in the Television Show Survivor? Alliances and Friendships RQ2: What are the Reasons Players are Voted out of the Television Show Survivor? RQ3: How Important are First Impressions in Creating Friendships or Alliances in the Television Show Survivor? Dominance and Power RQ4: How Important is Winning Immunity and Reward Challenges to Players' Success in the Television Show Survivor? RQ5: What Role do Players' Sex, Age, Race, Marital Status, Occupation, or Regional Home Play in Determining their Success in the Television Show Survivor? Method Participants Measures RESULTS DISCUSSION Alliances and Voting Patterns Resonating with Audiences CONCLUSION REFERENCES REALITY TELEVISION AND COMPUTER-MEDIATED IDENTITY: OFFLINE EXPOSURE AND ONLINE BEHAVIOR LITERATURE REVIEW Reality Television and Affect TV Big Brother and Temptation Island Web 2.0 Social Network Sites Photo Sharing Social Cognitive Theory Reality Television: Models, Attention and Retention Web 2.0: Production and Motivation RQ1. How Does The Consumption Of News, Fictional, And Educational Television Content Relate To Online Behavior? Methods Social Network Site Measures Television Viewing Measures RESULTS DISCUSSION REFERENCES SECTION II: EUROPE. YOU'LL SEE, YOU'LL WATCH: THE SUCCESS OF BIG BROTHER IN POST-COMMUNIST BULGARIA BRIEF THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK BIG BROTHER ORIGINS BIG BROTHER IN POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES Poland Russia Other Post-Communist Nations BIG BROTHER BULGARIA BIG BROTHER'S SUCCESS FORMULA Big Brother as a Must-Have Format BIG BROTHER AND CELEBRITY (FORMATTING) BIG BROTHER AND THE DIVERSIFICATION OF TELEVISION CULTURE (FORMATTING) BIG BROTHER AS A MEDIA EVENT (FORMATTING) BIG BROTHER AS AN INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE (FORMATTING) CONCLUSION REFERENCES GOK WAN AND THE MAGICAL WARDROBE A MAGICAL BUSINESS DEMOCRATIC MAGIC - CONFLICTING PAIRS (I)The Adventure of the Hero./ Re-Making the Commodity Self (II)Gok - Supernatural Aid/the Astute Businessman (III) The Belly of the Whale/the Commodified Self Psy-Thinking DEFINING AUTHENTICITY CONCLUDING COMMENTS REFERENCES SLOVENE REALITY TELEVISION: THE COMMERCIAL RE-INSCRIPTION OF THE NATIONAL BRIEF HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL CONTEXT SLOVENE MEDIA LANDSCAPE: THE TRIUMPH OF COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING POP TV: "THE ONLY SLOVENE TV THAT COUNTS" "THE FARM": A RETURN TO SLOVENE ROOTS CONCLUSION: SELLING THE NATION AND MARKETING THE SELF REFERENCES TALKING ABOUT BIG BROTHER: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION ABOUT A CONTROVERSIAL TELEVISION FORMAT MEDIA CHOICES FOR INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION MOTIVES FOR INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION MORAL CONSIDERATIONS AND INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION A SOCIAL COMPARISON PERSPECTIVE ON BIG BROTHER CONVERSATIONS MEDIA EVENTS AND GOSSIP METHOD Sample Measures RESULTS Talking about Big Brother Content of the Conversations DISCUSSION REFERENCES SECTION III: THE MIDDLE EAST REALITY VS. REALITY TV: NEWS COVERAGE IN ISRAELI MEDIA AT THE TIME OF REALITY TV REFERENCES. REAL LOVE HAS NO BOUNDARIES? DATING REALITY TV SHOWS BETWEEN GLOBAL FORMAT AND LOCAL-CULTURAL CONFLICTS INTRODUCTION REALITY SHOWS AND THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OF ALL THE GIRLS IN THE WORLD: THE RULES OF MEDIATED LOVE THE CULTURAL CONFLICT - THE ELIMINATION OF LEAH AND SETTING THE BOUNDARIES OF GLOBAL ROMANCE THE ETHNIC CONFLICT - THE ELIMINATION OF MARIA, THE NON-JEWISH CONTESTANT THE NATIONAL-IDEOLOGICAL CONFLICT - THE ELIMINATION OF NETAH, THE CONTESTANT WHO WANTS TO LIVE IN ISRAEL THE (APPARENT) AGE CONFLICT - MARY'S TRIUMPH DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION REFERENCES THE SEAL OF CULTURE IN FORMAT ADAPTATIONS: SINGING FOR A DREAM ON TURKISH TELEVISION TELEVISION, IDENTITY AND NATIONALISM THE SEMIOSPHERE THAT CONQUERS TELEVISION SINGING FOR A DREAM: THE REPRODUCTION OF IDENTITY COMMONALITIES AND CONVENTIONS CONTRADICTIONS AND CLASHES CONCLUDING COMMENTS REFERENCES THE PRAISE AND THE CRITIQUE OF A NASTY FORMAT: AN ANALYSIS OF THE PUBLIC DEBATE OVER REALITY TV IN ISRAEL A BRIEF HISTORY OF ISRAELI TELEVISION AND REALITY TV IN ISRAEL A REVIEW OF THE PUBLIC DISCOURSE REGARDING REALITY TV IN ISRAEL CRITICISMS AND PRAISES CRITICISM NO.1: LACK OF AUTHENTICITY CRITICISM NO.2: LACK OF QUALITY AND DEARTH OF EDUCATIONAL VALUES CRITICISM NO.3: INVASION OF PRIVACY CRITICISM NO.4: DEMOLITION OF THE LOCAL TV DRAMA INDUSTRY CRITICISM NO.5: STEREOTYPICAL REPRESENTATION CRITICISM NO.6: MORAL PANIC PRAISE NO.1: MINIMIZATION OF DAMAGES PRAISE NO.2: REALITY IS A SOLUTION TO THE CRISIS IN THE TV PRODUCTION INDUSTRY PRAISE NO.3: REALITY TV IS ART CONCLUSIONS A SWEET END AND AN UNEXPECTED TWIST INVOLVING ACADEME AND SHOWBIZ REFERENCES SECTION IV: CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES PERFORMING THE NATION: A CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISON OF IDOL SHOWS IN FOUR COUNTRIES. THE CULTURAL IMPERIALISM/PLURALISM DEBATE GLOBALIZATION AND REALITY TELEVISION THE IDOL FRANCHISE IN THE UK, US, CANADA, AND ISRAEL METHOD FLAGGING THE NATION: REIFICATION AND INTEGRITY UTILIZING THE JUDGES: RESISTANCE AND DEFERENCE SUMMONING DEMOCRACY: CIVIC PARTICIPATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY CONCLUSION: COMMERCIAL NATIONALISM IN PRACTICE STUDY LIMITATIONS REFERENCES MOBILE MAKEOVERS: GLOBAL AND LOCAL LIFESTYLES AND IDENTITIES IN REALITY FORMATS INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL TRENDS UNDERPINNING THE RISE OF REALITY TV From „True Life‟ to Reality: Recent Shifts in the Televisual Landscape Socio-Cultural Contexts for the Reality „Turn‟ Regulated Realities: Consumer-Citizens and Enterprise Selves MAKEOVER CULTURES The „Makeover Takeover‟ on British Television US Television and the Personal Makeover Show Australianising the Makeover „Oriental Vogue‟: Hybridising Culture on Singaporean Reality TV CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES FROM REALITY TV TO COACHING TV: ELEMENTS OF THEORY AND EMPIRICAL FINDINGS TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE GENRE PART ONE: TOWARDS A THEORY OF REALITY TV Redemption of Reality? The Voyeur's Change Everyday Life and Reality TV Reliability of Orientation Developments of the Genre Glocalization of the Supernanny PART TWO: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF EDUTAINMENT PROGRAMS Parenting Styles and Cultural Diversity Democratic Ranking of TV Nannies in Five Countries Different Learning Parenting Success Gender Bias and Parental Divide Viewers' Motives in Germany and Austria DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION REFERENCES REALITY NATIONS: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF THE HISTORICAL REALITY GENRE REALITY TV AND THE SELF CLASS, GENDER, RACE AND THE HISTORICAL SELF RE-ENACTING COLONIALISM RITUAL REPAIR - RITES OF FERTILITY AND SACRIFICE. HISTORICAL REALITY TV AS COMMEMORATIVE MEDIA RITUAL REFERENCES ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS INDEX. |