Sam Ward looks under the hood of the EU’s “digital single market” initiative and finds wrenches in the machinery—geo-blocking, national-cultural specificity and more.
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Streaming Across Borders: The Digital Single Market, Web-Based Television and the “Global” Viewer
Populist or Prestige? Amazon’s Attempts to Brand Pilot Season
Amazon Studios's Pilot Season attempts to frame itself as a “disruption” of both the traditional Hollywood development system and Netflix’s production of prestige television.
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Ex-Pat TV: Technologies of TV Away from Home
How to access media from your homeland while abroad.
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Liveness with a Lag: Temporality & Streaming Television [Part 2]
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Devices like Roku that sync existing television sets with the Internet are imperfect technologies.
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Liveness with a Lag: Temporality & Streaming Television [Part 1]
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I invested in a Roku box to reduce costs by streaming television over the Internet rather than paying for cable. Mission accomplished? Kind of.
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