Jasmine Mitchell
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Thank you for this post. Like
Thank you for this post. Like Monika, I was surprised that the Turkish government did not regulate these streaming platforms early on. I am curious as to how the shows were branded and marketed to capture audiences in this interim period. Like Lisa, I wou ... -
Branding and Content
Thank you for this post! This is an interesting question that you pose regarding the production of media content. How vital is it for Hot Star to brand itself as part of diasporic media community? It does seem like Hot Star might fill a void within these ... -
Circulations of Race.
Great questions. The most dominant tv genre in Brazil is the telenovela. For export, Brazil usually sells its telenovelas to foreign channels (i.e. Univision, etc). However, with more streaming viewership practices, especially for younger audiences, Globo ... -
Fang- This is a fascinating
Fang- This is a fascinating example of the discrepancies of cultural translation and reception and the ways in which the transnational circulation of media products are framed within national ideologies. This post also poses questions about the universali ... -
Re: Streaming Babel
Politics of Dubbing
Thank you for this engaging post Lisa. This post illuminates global, local, and national repositioning of television. I was struck by the politics of dubbing and subtitles and I had a number of questions stemming from the post. The choosing of which diale ...