Jenner, 2023 - Google Patents
The transnational and domestication: Netflix textsJenner, 2023
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- 7916013001009959615
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- Jenner M
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- Netflix and the Re-invention of Television
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This chapter focusses more specifically on Netflix'texts to discuss how it is positioned within national media systems as cultural artefacts. First, it looks at how the binge model draws on social media and the instant communication possible through the internet to explain how …
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