The hybrid grid: Globalization, cultural power and Hungarian television schedules

Article Abstract:

The article explains the various factors that determine the scheduling, introduction and expansion of television shows in Hungary. Understanding the cultural, economic and domestic factors provides a clear picture of the origins of scheduling practices.

Hungary, Public affairs, Social aspects

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'The biggest show in the world': race and the global popularity of The Cosby Show

Article Abstract:

'The Cosby Show' was groundbreaking in its portrayal of a middle-class African American family life. The role of race in the international popularity of the show and its impact on domestic television is examined.

Analysis, The Cosby Show (Television program), African Americans in television

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How to spend $9.3 billion in three days: examining the upfront buying process in the production of US television culture

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The strategy adopted by companies to sell commercial time on television channels to offset production and distribution costs is presented.

Radio, TV, publisher representatives, TV Advertising, Media Representatives, Television advertising

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