Media Studies: Television and Promotion (OCR)

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Television Studies
In-depth exploration of television's history, production, genres, audience engagement, and promotional strategies.
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John Logie Baird
Developer of initial mechanical TV systems in the 1920s.
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Philo Farnsworth
Creator of later electronic TV systems.
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BBC
Began public service broadcasting in 1936.
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RCA
Launched NBC in 1939, marking the start of commercial television broadcasting.
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NTSC color system
Color television system developed by RCA in the 1950s.
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Cable Television
Introduced in the 1980s, increasing channel availability and content diversity.
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Digital Broadcasting
Transition in the early 2000s enabling HD and 4K content.
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Netflix
Transitioned to streaming in 2007, changing viewing habits with on-demand content.
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Amazon Prime Video
Streaming platform producing original content.
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HBO Max
Streaming service known for original content production.
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The Wire
HBO series known for complex narrative.
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Succession
HBO series exploring power dynamics.
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How I Met Your Mother
CBS sitcom known for its format.
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Modern Family
ABC sitcom with a unique presentation.
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The Amazing Race
Example of a reality competition show.
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Queer Eye
Reality lifestyle program.
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Making a Murderer
Netflix documentary addressing social issues.
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The Social Dilemma
Netflix documentary focusing on ethical concerns.
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Law & Order
Episodic TV show.
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Breaking Bad
Serialized TV show.
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The Twilight Zone
Anthology series.
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Game of Thrones
Required extensive planning and budgeting in pre-production.
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The Office (US)
Utilized a single-camera format for filming.
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Stranger Things
Post-production work includes significant visual effects.
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The Crown
Netflix show illustrating high-budget production financing.
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Ofcom
Regulatory body in the UK.
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Nielsen Ratings
Measures TV viewership.
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Bridgerton
Netflix series with notable completion rates.
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GDPR
Privacy regulation impacting television broadcasters.
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Orange Is the New Black
Show addressing diversity and inclusivity.
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13 Reasons Why
Show sparking discussions on sensitive topics.
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