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televisual flow: a standalone construct

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televisualflow1 CONSTRUCTTelevisual flowWILLIAMS · TELEVISION STUDIES

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Television studies

the planned sequence of programmes, advertisements and trailers that makes television experienced as a continuous flow.

In television studies, televisual flow refers to the planned sequence of programmes, advertisements and trailers that makes television experienced as a continuous flow. This meaning comes from Williams (1974/2003) in Television: Technology and cultural form.[1]

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  1. Williams, R. (2003). Television: Technology and cultural form. Routledge. (Original work published 1974) ISBN 9780415314565

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