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 …

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

This article explores three seemingly promising theories to explain the television
preferences of upper-middle-class and elite audiences in Latin America. We discuss how …

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 …

In just over a decade, the transnational expansion of Turkish media industry reached
regions geographically and culturally distant from Turkey, thus establishing Turkish dramas …

This article investigates how Turkish audiences conceptualize authenticity in their
engagement with foreign television (TV) productions in the case of Danish TV dramas. The …

This article explores how young Qatari audiences perceive authenticity in Turkish television
dramas. The concepts of authenticity and realism are used as analytical tools to examine …

This chapter discusses how streaming affects television production—that is, the ways in
which television drama is produced to accommodate a more on-demand and potentially …

US-owned but globally ambitious subscription video-on-demand (SVoD) services have
become increasingly involved in different stages of the production lifecycle of local drama …

Die (medien-) wissenschaftliche Beschäftigung mit High-End-Dramaserien, auch als ‚Quality
TV 'gelabelt, hat zu einer Kanonisierung geführt. Zahlreiche beim Publikum beliebte Serien …