00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862036158 Buklod 20160902174917.0 g||| | || || ta 160905s1996 enk rb |||1 u|eng d 0198711239 (iLib)UPBAG-00021736733 DLC BAG rda eng PN 1992.3 D44 N49 1996 New patterns in global television peripheral vision edited by John Sinclair [and two others]. Oxford Oxford University Press 1996. xii, 238 pages 22 cm Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Peripheral vision / John Sinclair, Elizabeth Jacka, and Stuart Cunningham -- The transformation of the audiovisual landscape -- New patterns of television flow -- Home on the middle range: geolinguistic regions -- Cross-cutlural textual and audience analysis -- 'Gatekeepers' and cultural industry factors in television flows -- 'Globalization': more than meets the eye -- Staking out the periphery -- 2. Mexico, Brazil, and the Latin world / John Sinclair -- Media transnationals of the 'Third World' -- 'Savage capitalism' -- Horizontal and vertical integration -- Televisa-ion and globo-ization -- Crowding in the 'Latin audiovisual space' -- 3. India. Part I. India cinema beyond national borders / Manjunath Pendakur and Radha Subramanyam -- Film exports, export promotion institutions, and their problems -- Major diasporic markets -- Part II. Indian television: an emerging regional force / Manas Ray and Elizabeth Jacka -- Background -- The dominance of Hinduism in Indian television culture -- India and its regions: the potential of television export -- The future -- 4. Egypt and the Arab world in the satellite age / Hussein Amin -- Development of television in the Arab world -- The development of the ARABSAT -- Egypt -- Saundi Arabia -- Kuwait -- Development of international television in other Arab states -- Issues for Arab international television services -- Conclusion -- 5. Television in greater China: structure, exports, and market formation / Joseph Man Chan -- Structure of television systems -- Programme expeorts -- The emergent market of greater China -- Political periphery as cultural centre -- 6. Canadian television exports: into the mainstream / Paul Attallah -- A brief history of Canadian television -- Market factors -- Exports telefilm: 1952-1982 -- After telefilm: exports since 1982 -- Canadian production companies -- Concluding remarks -- 7. Australian television in world markets / Stuart Cunningham and Elizabeth Jacka -- The international face of Australian television -- The television system -- State intervention -- International 'careers' of Australian programmes -- Conclusion: benefits and drawbacks of internationalization. Television broadcasting Developing countries. Television broadcasting Canada. Television broadcasting Australia. Sinclair, John editor. FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN PN 1992.3 D44 N49 1996 Book