ISBN:
9789401799683
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (459 p)
Parallel Title:
Print version Mediated Geographies and Geographies of Media
DDC:
302.2
Keywords:
Electronic books
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents; Section I Introducing Mediated Geographies and Geographies of Media; 1 Introducing Mediated Geographies and Geographies of Media; Susan P. Mains, University of Dundee; Chris Lukinbeal, University of Arizona; Julie Cupples, University of Edinburgh; Chapter Organisation; References; 2 Film Geography: A Review and Prospectus; Author-Centered Approach; Text-Centered Approach; Three Approaches to the Real/Reel Binary; Reader-Centered Approach; The Viewing Subject; Conclusion; References; 3 TV and the Spaces of Everyday Life; Domestic Space and Family Intimacy
Description / Table of Contents:
Home Theaters and Suburban TownsMobile Privatization and Virtual Travel; Liveness, Telepresence, and Spatial De-realization; From Mobile to Everywhere TV; Locating TV Studies; References; 4 Cultural Industries and the (Geographical) Political Economy of the Media; Geographies of Production (Proposition 1); From the Local to the Global (Proposition 2); Creative Labor, Monopoly Rent and Public Goods (Proposition 3); Consolidation and Centralization (Proposition 4); Copyrighting Scarcity (Proposition 5); Territorializing Scarcity (Proposition 6); The Attention Economy (Proposition 7)
Description / Table of Contents:
The Culture Industry (Proposition 8)Political Economies of Time and Space (Proposition 9); The Role of the State (Proposition 10); Conclusion; References; 5 A Brief History of Mediated, Sensational and VirtualGeographies; Truth as a Moment of Falsehood; Critical Theories and Complex Political Orientations; Virtual and Digital Effects; Material Affects; Producing Media; Mediating Spaces; Continuing Spatialities and Cartographies; References; Section II Media Production and Place; 6 Chinese Cinema Cities: From the Margins to the MiddleKingdom; Understanding Media Capital
Description / Table of Contents:
Characteristics of Media CapitalsContested Capital, Contested Identities; Conclusion; References; 7 US Television Travels Abroad: Global TV and the Formatting Trend; The Ubiquity of US Television; Global Formats; The International Distributors; Homogenization or Localization?; Active Audiences and the Question of Place; Conclusion; References; 8 Geographies of the News; Introduction: Journalism as a Practice of Cartography; Comparing News Reporting to Map-Making; Mediating Community; The Maps of the News; Why News Geographies Matter; References
Description / Table of Contents:
9 Remember the Alamo: A Place of Cinematic ExperienceFramework; Constructing the Alamo; Programming the Alamo; Sing-Along; Quote-Along; Heckle-Vision; Food and Film Events; The Master Pancake Theater; Videoke; Open Screen Night; Celebrity Guest; Rolling Roadshow; Remembering the Alamo, Ironically; References; Section III Transforming Geospatial Technologies and Media Cartographies; 10 Vertical Mediation: Geospatial Imagery and the US Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq; The Microphysics of Geospatial Imagery; Remediating Afghanistan and Iraq; Mediascaping; Resource Speculation
Description / Table of Contents:
Monitoring Reconstruction
Note:
Description based upon print version of record
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