Combines perspectives from production studies, media industry studies and studies of
television drama with perspectives related to globalisation, the public interest and the 'end of …

Via a comparative case study of VRT/Flanders and DR/Denmark, we investigate the role of
public service media in sustaining the expensive but important genre of TV drama in small …

This article uses Australia to illustrate the need for more ambitious cultural policy measures
in response to industrial reconfiguration wrought by digital distribution and other industry …

This article surveys the fiction productions that received funding from Creative Europe's TV
Programming scheme 2014–2020. The evaluation shows that most funding went to North …

Shifts towards on-demand viewing and the advance of global streaming services are
dramatically changing screen content consumption, generating new research questions and …

Taking its point of departure in existing proximity theories, in relation to the transnational
flows and reception of audiovisual content, this chapter shows how three types of proximity …

This article presents findings of a mixed-methods audience study on consumption patterns
and attitudes towards European television crime narratives among European viewers …

With its focus on the popular television genre of Nordic noir, this book examines subtle and
explicit manifestations of geopolitics in crime series from Scandinavia and Finland, as well …

This study investigates why women in Southern Italy are attracted to Turkish TV serials,
which may seem culturally distant at first glance. By conducting semi-structured interviews …

This article investigates the conceptualization of spatiality and temporality in television
drama series in the age of extensive digital media consumption by focusing on Turkish …