Volume 4, Number 1, Spring 2009
-A +ARead Vol 4. Number 1. (Spring 2009) online at IngentaConnect
Abstracts
Contributors
Editorial
'This outlet for criticism could ginger up the whole climate in which television is watched': Re)viewing Points of View – Audience, Access and Participation
Su Holmes
The De-Centring of Cultural Flows, Audiences and Their Access to Television
John Sinclair
Broadcasting in a Post-National Environment: The Rise of Transnational TV Groups
Jean Chalaby
From Literary to Format Adaptation: Multiple Interactions Between the Foreign and Domestic in Italian TV Drama
Milly Buonanno
Dossier
FoxCrime and the CSI Franchise in Italy
Who Said Crime Doesn't Pay: Introduction
Kim Akass and Janet McCabe
FoxCrime in Italy
Paola Acquaviva and Dad Isola
Branding Crime and the Italian Way: From Giallo Mondadori to FoxCrime
Stefania Carini and Aldo Grasso
Reviews
Milly Buonanno, Sulla scena del rimosso: Il dramma televisivo e il senso della storia, reviewed by Barbara Maio; including, an interview with Milly Buonanno
David Butler, ed, Time and Relative Dissertations in Space: Critical Perspectives on Doctor Who, reviewed by James Chapman
Dorothy Hobson, Channel 4: The Early Years and the Jeremy Isaacs Legacy; Maggie Brown, A Licence to be Different: the Story of Channel 4, reviewed by Paul Kerr
BFI TV Classics:
Anne Billson, Buffy the Vampire Slayer; Kim Newman, Doctor Who; Ben Walters, The Office; Michael Eaton, Our Friends in the North; Glen Creeber, The Singing Detective; Glyn Davis, Queer as Folk; John Caughie, Edge of Darkness, reviewed by Robin Nelson
J.P. Telotte, ed, The Essential Science Fiction Television Reader, reviewed by Matt Hills
John Ellis, TV FAQ: Uncommon Answers to Common Questions About TV, reviewed by Paul Rixon
Jonathan Gray, Television Entertainment, reviewed by Christina Adamou
Phil Wickham, Understanding Television Texts, reviewed by Simone Knox
Laura Mulvey and Jamie Sexton, eds, Experimental British Television, and Helen Wheatley, ed, Re-viewing Television History: Critical Issues in Television Historiography, reviewed by John R. Cook
Appendix: TV Listings
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