This volume examines prevalent themes in the study of media work and industries---labor, power, money---by discussing their relevance to new media platforms, to the crisis economy, and to the rise of non-Western economies.
This volume examines prevalent themes in the study of media work and industries---labor, power, money---by discussing their relevance to new media platforms, to the crisis economy, and to the rise of non-Western economies.
Randy Nichols is an assistant professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at the University of Washington Tacoma, USA. Gabriela Martinez is a professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
CHAPTER ONE: Introduction Randy Nichols and Gabriela Martinez; Part I The Film Industry; Chapter Two The Hollywood Trilogy, The Disney Duo Eileen R. Meehan; Chapter Three Movie Theaters and Money: Integration and Consolidation in Film Exhibition Ben Birkinbine; Chapter Four How Hollywood workers unite: Labor convergence and the creation of SAG AFTRA Catherine McKercher and Vincent Mosco; Chapter Five Mexican Film Industry, 2000 2018: Resurgence or assimilation? Rodrigo Gomez; Part II Other Media Industries; Chapter Six The New Holy Grail: Prime Time Television and State Production Incentive in the United States William M. Kunz; Chapter Seven Old Strategies in the New Paradigm: Web Series and Corporate Control Mary P. Erickson; Chapter Eight State Monopoly of Telecommunications in Ethiopia: Revisiting Natural Monopoly in the Era of Deregulation Téwodros W. Workneh and H. Leslie Steeves; Chapter Nine Through Being Cool: iTunes and the Political Economy of Music Retail David Gracon; Chapter Ten In Practice and Theory? A Review of Scholarship on Wikipedia's Political Economy Randall Livingstone; Part III New and Enduring Challenges; Chapter Eleven Bribe and Journalism Jörg Becker; Chapter Twelve Labor in the Age of Digital (Re)Production Gerald Sussman; Chapter Thirteen Power Under Pressure: Digital Capitalism In Crisis Dan Schiller; Chapter Fourteen Minutes to Midnight: Capitalist Communication and Climate Catastrophe Graham Murdock; Chapter Fifteen Time, Ecology, and Commodity Fetishism Wayne Hope
CHAPTER ONE: Introduction Randy Nichols and Gabriela Martinez; Part I The Film Industry; Chapter Two The Hollywood Trilogy, The Disney Duo Eileen R. Meehan; Chapter Three Movie Theaters and Money: Integration and Consolidation in Film Exhibition Ben Birkinbine; Chapter Four How Hollywood workers unite: Labor convergence and the creation of SAG AFTRA Catherine McKercher and Vincent Mosco; Chapter Five Mexican Film Industry, 2000 2018: Resurgence or assimilation? Rodrigo Gomez; Part II Other Media Industries; Chapter Six The New Holy Grail: Prime Time Television and State Production Incentive in the United States William M. Kunz; Chapter Seven Old Strategies in the New Paradigm: Web Series and Corporate Control Mary P. Erickson; Chapter Eight State Monopoly of Telecommunications in Ethiopia: Revisiting Natural Monopoly in the Era of Deregulation Téwodros W. Workneh and H. Leslie Steeves; Chapter Nine Through Being Cool: iTunes and the Political Economy of Music Retail David Gracon; Chapter Ten In Practice and Theory? A Review of Scholarship on Wikipedia's Political Economy Randall Livingstone; Part III New and Enduring Challenges; Chapter Eleven Bribe and Journalism Jörg Becker; Chapter Twelve Labor in the Age of Digital (Re)Production Gerald Sussman; Chapter Thirteen Power Under Pressure: Digital Capitalism In Crisis Dan Schiller; Chapter Fourteen Minutes to Midnight: Capitalist Communication and Climate Catastrophe Graham Murdock; Chapter Fifteen Time, Ecology, and Commodity Fetishism Wayne Hope
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