
We'll never know exactly why anyone wins Emmys, but the process weighed heavily in HBO's dominance at this year's ceremony.
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We'll never know exactly why anyone wins Emmys, but the process weighed heavily in HBO's dominance at this year's ceremony.
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How this year's ceremony's lack of narrative created discursive space filled in by everything but the production itself.
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While we typically judge Emmy diversity through the nominees, campaigns and ballots offer other spaces to explore politics of representation.
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From the moment the ceremony began, it was clear that this was an evening set to celebrate television in the most misguided of ways.
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Netflix's nominations have been signaled as historical for online television, but they were earned through efforts to erase that distinction.
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A group of TV Studies faculty share their impressions from a week-long Television Academy seminar.
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While winners and losers may speak most directly to television's hierarchies, the Emmy telecast itself offers a space in which broadcast networks can reshape prevailing discourses of quality within the television industry.
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PBS successfully transitions Downton Abbey from Miniseries to Drama Series by continuing to lean on the advantages afforded the former distinction.
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While usually confined to niche websites, the Emmy nomination race broke into mainstream outlets as digital pages are turned over to Emmy contenders in exchange for potential advertising revenue.
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