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Faber, Tamar: Coulter, Natalie: "Let's go make some videos!": Post-feminist digital media on tween-coms. [2023]
Holzbach, Ariane Diniz: Galinha Pintadinha runs the world: A made-for-children Brazilian cartoon in the global flow of television content. [2022]
Feller, Gavin: Burroughs, Benjamin: Branding kidfluencers: Regulating content and advertising on YouTube. [2022]
Zeng, Wenna: Chan, Kara: Heroism as narrative strategy: Children's animation and modernity in Chinese TV. [2021]
Grossaug, Ranit: Technological developments and transitions in Israel's preschool television industry. [2021]
Lausch, Kayti: "Tune in to the affirmative": The family channel and the politics of positive programming. [2021]
Raats, Tim: Jensen, Pia Majbritt: The role of public service media in sustaining TV drama in small markets. [2021]
Nee, Rebecca C.: Barker, Valerie: Co-viewing virtually: Social outcomes of second screening with televised and streamed content. [2020]
van Es, Karin: YouTube's operational logic: "The view" as pervasive category. [2020]
Kaklamanidou, Betty-Despoina: The voluntarily childless heroine: A postfeminist television oddity. [2019]
Stollfuss, Sven: Is this social TV 3.0? On Funk and social media policy in German public post-television content production. [2019]
Naerland, Torgeir Uberg: Fictional entertainment and public connection: Audiences and the everyday use of TV-series. [2019]
Rodriguez, Nathian Shae: Hip-Hop's authentic masculinity: A quare reading of Fox's Empire. [2018]
Lizardi, Ryan: Mourning and melancholia: Conflicting approaches to reviving Gilmore Girls one season at a time. [2018]
Vanlee, Florian: Dhaenens, Frederik: Van Bauwel, Sofie: Understanding queer normality: LGBT+ representations in millenial Flemish television fiction. [2018]
Lobato, Ramon: Rethinking international TV flows research in the age of Netflix. [2018]
Kruuse, Kristiina: Kalmus, Veronika: Supernatural creatures, accidents, and war: Young children's television-related fears and coping strategies. [2017]
Lovelock, Michael: Catching a catfish: Constructing the "good" social media user in reality television. [2017]
Pires de Sa, Fernanda: Connected co-viewing on Facebook: A Brazilian telenovela and the perception of media realism. [2017]
Chalaby, Jean K.: Drama without drama: The late rise of scripted TV formats. [2016]
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