What is Television? Panel #11 -- The Political Economy of Television
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Channel: University of Oregon · 2012 · Education
What is Television: Panel #11 -- The Political Economy of Television
Moderator: Ben Birkinbine, University of Oregon, USA
Micky Lee, Suffolk University, USA -- Should Political Economists Study Financial Television?
Lee McGuigan, University of Western Ontario, Canada -- Consumers: The Commodity Product of Interactive Television or Why Dallas Smythe's Thesis is More Germane than Ever
Brice Nixon, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA -- Critical Methods of Theorizing Television: Its Content as Mass Deception, Its Audience as a Commodity (unable to attend)
Anis Rahman, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, Canada -- The Past, Present, and Future of Television in Bangladesh: Will Commercialization Rule?
Andre Sirois, University of Oregon, USA -- "Your Record Has Been Scratched": A Political Economic Analysis of Intellectual Property and Authenticity in the Case of BET's Master of the Mix
What is Television? A Conference to Explore the Past, Present, and Future of Television. March 1- 3, Portland, OR. Organized by Dr. Janet Wasko and the School of Journalism and Communication.
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