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• catalog alternative "Consumer culture & TV programming.".
• catalog contributor b9711904.
• catalog created "1995.".
• catalog date "1995".
• catalog date "1995.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1995.".
• catalog description "1. Advertising, economics, and the media : The "golden age" of television ; Complementary copy and women's magazines ; "The slimmest slim in town" ; The pressure spreads ; Deregulation ; The waning power of advertising ; Network decline in the 1980s ; Economic censorship ; "Fake news" ; Intertextuality and the embeddedness of advertising ; Television and marketing ; Product promotion and television fiction -- 2. The producers and consumers of Nikes and other products : The makers of running shoes and designer clothes ; Globalization and the American economy ; Whose economy is it? ; Employment themes in advertising ; Fictional representations of consumption -- 3. Emotional ties that bind: focus groups, psychoanalysis, and consumer culture : The rise of focus groups ; Focus groups as therapy ; Advertising and psychoanalysis ; Consumer culture and therapy ; The commodity form -- 4. Postmodern theory and consumer culture : Theater of the mind ; Postmodernism and production ; Images and meaning: social discontent and consumption ; The loss of meaning? ; Consumer culture as art ; Consumption and participation ; Mediated desire ; Fragmentation ; Lifestyle advertising ; Of authentic desire and alternative pleasures -- 5. Thirtysomething, lifestyle consumption, and therapy : Between community and lifestyle enclave ; Lifestyle as programming strategy ; The defining role of character ; Family ; Marketing's "new traditionalism" ; Hegemonic masculinity ; Hope and the backlash ; The language of therapy.".
• catalog description "6. The television talk show: from democratic potential to pseudotherapy : The crisis of information: Talking heads are back; Sound-bite media; The edited public; The crisis of representation; The shape of political discourse; The rise of the talk show; Talk shows and the public sphere ; The talk show's lost potential: Therapy and the devil; Of personal culpability and public responsibility; Private life in the public forum; Of authenticity and artifice; The discourse of confusion; Therapy or exploitation?; The failure of the talk show -- ".
• catalog description "7. Cops on the Night Beat : "Reality"-based police shows, urban community, and criminal (in)justice: Cops; Night Beat; Crime and the media; The war on drugs; Associative discourse versus narrative explanation; The economic void; The war on African Americans; The capacity for violence; Blacking out white-collar demand; Television depictions of white users and black criminals; The high cost of mythic solutions ; Issues of social control: voyeurism, privacy, and the culture of surveillance: Media violations of the right to privacy; Formatting participation; Public attitudes and social control; Television and violence; Distopian images -- 8. Advertising and the Persian Gulf War : The war on PrimeTime Live ; Patriot magic ; Video news releases and the changing discourse -- ".
• catalog description "9. Democratic talk-show strategies and the competing narratives of the 1992 presidential election : The "talk-show debate" ; Measuring the pulse of America ; The Bush team ; The draft, Vietnam, protest, and patriotism ; Competing narratives ; Perot ; Fear and negative advertising ; Media resonance and intertextuality ; "New news" and "direct-access media" ; Insertion of the campaign into product promotion ; Murphy Brown and the vice-president ; Hill/Thomas and Designing Women ; The politics of blame, fear, and guilt -- Conclusion: The commercial politics of postmodern television : Meta-television ; The television community ; Television as therapist? ; Conscious consumption ; Meta-television as a dead end.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 283-293) and index.".
• catalog extent "xiv, 306 :".
• catalog hasFormat "Consumer culture and TV programming.".
• catalog identifier "0813315417".
• catalog identifier "0813315425 (pbk.)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Consumer culture and TV programming.".
• catalog isPartOf "Critical studies in communication and in the cultural industries".
• catalog issued "1995".
• catalog issued "1995.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press,".
• catalog relation "Consumer culture and TV programming.".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "302.23/43/0973 20".
• catalog subject "PN1992.6 .A55 1995".
• catalog subject "Television advertising Social aspects United States.".
• catalog subject "Television broadcasting Social aspects United States.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Advertising, economics, and the media : The "golden age" of television ; Complementary copy and women's magazines ; "The slimmest slim in town" ; The pressure spreads ; Deregulation ; The waning power of advertising ; Network decline in the 1980s ; Economic censorship ; "Fake news" ; Intertextuality and the embeddedness of advertising ; Television and marketing ; Product promotion and television fiction -- 2. The producers and consumers of Nikes and other products : The makers of running shoes and designer clothes ; Globalization and the American economy ; Whose economy is it? ; Employment themes in advertising ; Fictional representations of consumption -- 3. Emotional ties that bind: focus groups, psychoanalysis, and consumer culture : The rise of focus groups ; Focus groups as therapy ; Advertising and psychoanalysis ; Consumer culture and therapy ; The commodity form -- 4. Postmodern theory and consumer culture : Theater of the mind ; Postmodernism and production ; Images and meaning: social discontent and consumption ; The loss of meaning? ; Consumer culture as art ; Consumption and participation ; Mediated desire ; Fragmentation ; Lifestyle advertising ; Of authentic desire and alternative pleasures -- 5. Thirtysomething, lifestyle consumption, and therapy : Between community and lifestyle enclave ; Lifestyle as programming strategy ; The defining role of character ; Family ; Marketing's "new traditionalism" ; Hegemonic masculinity ; Hope and the backlash ; The language of therapy.".
• catalog tableOfContents "6. The television talk show: from democratic potential to pseudotherapy : The crisis of information: Talking heads are back; Sound-bite media; The edited public; The crisis of representation; The shape of political discourse; The rise of the talk show; Talk shows and the public sphere ; The talk show's lost potential: Therapy and the devil; Of personal culpability and public responsibility; Private life in the public forum; Of authenticity and artifice; The discourse of confusion; Therapy or exploitation?; The failure of the talk show -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "7. Cops on the Night Beat : "Reality"-based police shows, urban community, and criminal (in)justice: Cops; Night Beat; Crime and the media; The war on drugs; Associative discourse versus narrative explanation; The economic void; The war on African Americans; The capacity for violence; Blacking out white-collar demand; Television depictions of white users and black criminals; The high cost of mythic solutions ; Issues of social control: voyeurism, privacy, and the culture of surveillance: Media violations of the right to privacy; Formatting participation; Public attitudes and social control; Television and violence; Distopian images -- 8. Advertising and the Persian Gulf War : The war on PrimeTime Live ; Patriot magic ; Video news releases and the changing discourse -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "9. Democratic talk-show strategies and the competing narratives of the 1992 presidential election : The "talk-show debate" ; Measuring the pulse of America ; The Bush team ; The draft, Vietnam, protest, and patriotism ; Competing narratives ; Perot ; Fear and negative advertising ; Media resonance and intertextuality ; "New news" and "direct-access media" ; Insertion of the campaign into product promotion ; Murphy Brown and the vice-president ; Hill/Thomas and Designing Women ; The politics of blame, fear, and guilt -- Conclusion: The commercial politics of postmodern television : Meta-television ; The television community ; Television as therapist? ; Conscious consumption ; Meta-television as a dead end.".
• catalog title "Consumer culture & TV programming.".
• catalog title "Consumer culture and TV programming / Robin Andersen.".
• catalog type "text".