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television flow: a standalone construct

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televisionflow1 CONSTRUCTTelevision flowWILLIAMS · TELEVISION STUDIES

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Television studies

the planned sequence in which television's programs, ads and trailers run together into one continuous experience, its defining cultural form.

In television studies, television flow refers to the planned sequence in which television's programs, ads and trailers run together into one continuous experience, its defining cultural form. This meaning comes from Williams (1974) in Television: technology and cultural form.[1]

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References

  1. Williams, R., & Williams, R. (1974). Television: technology and cultural form. Wesleyan University Press. ISBN 9780415314565

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