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Television studies

the period in which viewer control, many channels and new distribution ended the dominance of a few networks over when and how television is watched.

In television studies, post-network era refers to the period in which viewer control, many channels and new distribution ended the dominance of a few networks over when and how television is watched. This meaning comes from Lotz (2007) in The Television Will Be Revolutionized.[1]

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Lotz, A. (2007). The Television Will Be Revolutionized. New York University Press. ISBN 9780814752197

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