The End of Television? (So Far)
Elihu Katz
The End of Television?
Daniel Dayan
Sharing and Showing: Television as Monstration
Joshua Meyrowitz
We Liked to Watch: Television as Progenitor of the Surveillance Society
Amanda D. Lotz
What Is U.S. Television Now?
William Uricchio
Contextualizing the Broadcast Era: Nation, Commerce, and Constraint
John P. Robinson and Steven Martin
Of Time and Television
Paul Frosh
The Face of Television
John Ellis
The Performance on Television of Sincerely Felt Emotion
David E. Morrison
Cultural and Moral Authority: The Presumption of Television
Peter Lunt
Television, Public Participation, and Public Service: From Value Consensus to the Politics of Identity
Andrea Press
Gender and Family in Television’s Golden Age and Beyond
Sonia Livingstone
Half a Century of Television in the Lives of Our Children
Michael Gurevitch, Stephen Coleman, and Jay G. Blumler
Political Communication —Old and New Media Relationships
Menahem Blondheim and Tamar Liebes
Television News and the Nation: The End?
Monroe E. Price
End of Television and Foreign Policy
Garry Whannel
Television and the Transformation of Sport
Paddy Scannell
The Dialectic of Time and Television
The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, September 2009: Volume 625, Issue 1
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