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Posts Tagged ‘ cable branding ’

AnTENNA, UnREAL: Channel Branding and Racial Politics

August 21, 2015

By Jason Mittell

The final part of a week-long forum for media scholars to share their thoughts about Lifetime's UnREAL explores the series in relation to cable branding and racial politics.
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Tags: 2 out of 3 renewal model, awards shows, blindcasting, cable branding, Devious Maids, girls, HBO, Lena Dunham, Lifetime, Mr. Robot, production culture, race, reality television, Spike, The Joe Schmo Show, UnREAL, USA
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