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