The survival of soap opera: transformations for a new media era
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| Beschreibung: | Includes interviews that provide various perspectives of the soap opera television Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | x, 344 S. 25 cm |
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THE SURVIVAL OF
SOAP OPERA TRANSFORMATIONS FORA NEWMEDIAERA
EDITEDBY
SAMFORD,ABIGAILDEKOSNIK, ANDC. LEEHARRINGTON
UNIVERSITY PRESSOFMISSISSIPPI/JACKSON
IMAGE 2
CONTENTS
IX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS SECTION ONE CHALLENGES TOTHEFUTURE OFSOAPS
3 INTRODUCTION: THE CRISIS OF DAYTIME DRAMA AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE
FUTURE OF TELEVISION -SAM FORD,ABIGAILDEKOSNIK,ANDC. LEEHARRINGTON
22 PERSPECTIVE: SCHOLARS BARBARA IRWIN AND MARY CASSATA ON THE
STATE OF U.S. SOAP OPERAS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY C. LEEHARRINGTON)
29 PERSPECTIVE: HISTORIAN WILLIAM J. REYNOLDS ON MEMORIES OF
THE EDGE OF NIGHT (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY SAMFORD)
31 PERSPECTIVE: WRITER PATRICK MULCAHEY ON CHANGES IN
SOAP OPERA WRITING CONTRACTS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY GIADADA ROS)
34 PERSPECTIVE: ACTOR TRISTAN ROGERS ON CHANGES IN SOAPS INDUSTRY,
AUDIENCES, AND TEXTS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY ABIGAILDE KOSNIK)
38 DAYTIME BUDGET CUTS
-SARA A. BIBEL
44 AGNES NIXON AND SOAP OPERA CHEMISTRY TESTS
-CAROL TRAYNOR WILLIAMS
49 GIVING SOAPS A GOOD SCRUB: ABC S UGLY BETTY AND THE ETHNICITY
OF TELEVISION FORMATS -JAIME J. NASSER
IMAGE 3
58 THE WAY WE WERE: THE INSTITUTIONAL LOGICS OF PROFESSIONALS AND
FANS IN THE SOAP OPERA INDUSTRY -MELISSA C. SCARDAVILLE
SECTION TWO
CAPITALIZING ONHISTORY
81 PERSPECTIVE: SCHOLAR HORACE NEWCOMB ON THE PLEASURES AND INFLUENCE OF
SOAPS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY SAMFORD)
83 PERSPECTIVE: SCHOLAR ROBERT C. ALLEN ON STUDYING SOAP OPERAS
(BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY C. LEEHARRINGTON)
86 GROWING OLD TOGETHER: FOLLOWING AS THE WORLD TURNS TOM HUGHES
THROUGH THE YEARS -SAM FORD
101 PERSPECTIVE: WRITER KAY ALDEN ON WHAT MAKES SOAPS UNIQUE
(BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY SAMFORD)
104 PERSPECTIVE: SCHOLAR NANCY BAYM ON SOAPS AFTER THE O. J. SIMPSON
TRIAL (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY ABIGAILDE KOSNIK)
106 OF SOAP OPERAS, SPACE OPERAS, AND TELEVISION S ROCKY ROMANCE
WITH THE FEMININE FORM -CHRISTINE SCODARI
119 THE IRONIC AND CONVOLUTED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DAYTIME AND
PRIME TIME SOAP OPERAS -LYNN L1CCARDO
130 PERSPECTIVE: SCHOLAR LOUISE SPENCE ON COMPARING THE SOAP OPERA
TO OTHER FORMS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY ABIGAILDE KOSNIK)
133 PERSPECTIVE: SCHOLAR JASON MITTELL ON THE TIES BETWEEN DAYTIME AND
PRIMETIME SERIALS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY SAMFORD)
VI CONTENTS
IMAGE 4
140 PRESERVING SOAP HISTORY: WHAT WILL IT MEAN FOR THE FUTURE OF SOAPS?
-MARY JEANNEWILSON
154 DID THE 2007 WRITERS STRIKE SAVE DAYTIME S HIGHEST-RATED DRAMA?
-J. A. METZLER
SECTION THREE
EXPERIMENTING WITHPRODUCTION ANDDISTRIBUTION
163 THE RHETORIC OF THE CAMERA IN TELEVISION SOAP OPERA REVISITED:
THE CASE OF GENERAL HOSPITAL -BERNARD M. TIMBERGANDERNEST ALBA
175 IT S NOT ALL TALK: EDITING AND STORYTELLING IN AS THE WORLD TURNS
-DEBORAH L. JARAMILLO
180 GUIDING LIGHT: RELEVANCE AND RENEWAL IN A CHANGING GENRE
-PATRICK ERWIN
187 THE EVOLUTION OF THE PRODUCTION PROCESS OF SOAP OPERAS TODAY
-ERICK YATESGREEN
191 FROM DAYTIME TO NIGHT SHIFT: EXAMINING THE ABC DAYTIME/SOAPNET
PRIMETIME SPIN-OFF EXPERIMENT -RACQUEL GONZALES
201 WHAT THE HELL DOES TIIC MEAN? ONLINE CONTENT AND THE STRUGGLE TO
SAVE THE SOAPS -ELANA LEVINE
219 THE EVOLUTION OF THE FAN VIDEO AND THE INFLUENCE OF YOUTUBE ON THE
CREATIVE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS FOR FANS -EMMA F. WEBB
SECTION FOUR
LEARNING FROMDIVERSE AUDIENCES
233 SOAPS FOR TOMORROW: MEDIA FANS MAKING ONLINE DRAMA FROM CELEBRITY
GOSSIP -ABIGAIL DE KOSNIK
CONTENTS VII
IMAGE 5
250 SOAP OPERA CRITICS AND CRITICISM: INDUSTRY AND AUDIENCE IN AN
ERA OF TRANSFORMATION -DENISE D. BIELBY
265 HANGING ON BY A COMMON THREAD
-JULIE PORTER
272 PERSPECTIVE: FAN SITE MODERATOR QUEENEVE ON FAN ACTIVITY AROUND
AND AGAINST SOAPS (BASEDONAN INTERVIEW BY ABIGAILDE KOSNIK)
275 THE ROLE OF THE AUDIENCE IN THE WRITING PROCESS
-TOM CASIELLO
279 THE MISSING YEARS : HOW LOCAL PROGRAMMING RUPTURED DAYS OF
OUR LIVES IN AUSTRALIA -RADHA O MEARA
293 AS THE WORLD TURNS LUKE AND NOAH AND FAN ACTIVISM
-ROGER NEWCOMB
300 CONSTRUCTING THE OLDER AUDIENCE: AGE AND AGING IN SOAPS
-C. LEEHARRINGTON ANDDENISEBROTHERS
315 REFERENCES
331 INDEX
VIII CONTENTS
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| publishDateSearch | 2011 |
| publishDateSort | 2011 |
| publisher | Univ. Press of Mississippi |
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| spelling | The survival of soap opera transformations for a new media era ed. by Sam Ford ... 1. print. Jackson Univ. Press of Mississippi 2011 x, 344 S. 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes interviews that provide various perspectives of the soap opera television Includes bibliographical references and index Challenges to the future of soaps. Introduction : the crisis of daytime drama and what it means for the future of television / Sam Ford, Abigail de Kosnik, and C. Lee Harrington -- Perspective : scholars Barbara Irwin and Mary Cassata on the state of U.S. soap operas / based on an interview by C. Lee Harrington -- Perspective : historian William J. Reynolds on memories of The edge of night / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Perspective : writer Patrick Mulcahey on changes in soap opera writing contracts / based on an itnerview by Giada da Ros -- Perspective : actor Tristan Rogers on changes in soaps' industry, audiences, and texts / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- Daytime budget cuts / Sara A. Bibel -- Agnes Nixon and soap opera "chemistry tests" / Carol Traynor Williams -- Giving soaps a good scrub : ABC's Ugly Betty and the ethnicity of television format / Jaime J. Nasser -- The way we were : the institutional logics of professionals and fans in the soap opera industry / Melissa C. Scardaville -- Capitalizing on history. Perspective : scholar Horace Newcomb on the pleasures and influence of soaps / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Perspective : scholar Robert C. Allen on studying soap operas / based on an interview by C. Lee Harrington -- Growing old together : following As the world turns' Tom Hughes through the years / Sam Ford -- Perspective : writer Kay Alden on what makes soaps unique / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Perspective : scholar Nancy Baym on soaps after the O.J. Simpson trial / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- Of soap operas, space operas, and television's rocky romance with the feminine form / Christine Scodari -- The ironic and convoulted relationship between daytime and primetime soap operas / Lynn Liccardo -- Perspective : scholar Louise Spence on comparing the soap opera to other forms / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- Perspective : scholar Jason Mittell on the ties between daytime and primetime serials / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Preserving soap history : what will it mean for the future of soaps? / Mary Jeanne Wilson -- Did the 2007 writers strike save daytime's highest-rated drama? / J.A. Metzler -- Experimenting with production and distribution. "The rhetoric of the camera in television soap opera" revisited " : the case of General Hospital / Bernard M. Timberg and Ernest Alba -- It's not all talk : editing and storytelling in As the world turns / Deborah L. Jaramillo -- Guiding light : relevance and renewal in a changing genre / Patrick Erwin -- The evolution of the production process of soap operas today / Erick Yates Green -- From daytime to Night shift : examining the ABC daytime/SOAPnet primetime spin-off experiment / Racquel Gonzales -- "What the hell does TIIC mean?" online content and the struggle to save the soaps / Elana Levine -- The evolution of the fan video and the influence of YouTube on the creative decision-making process for fans / Emma F. Webb -- Learning from diverse audiences. Soaps for tomorrow : media fans making online drama from celebrity gossip / Abigail de Kosnik -- Soap opera critics and critidcism : industry and audience in an era of transformation / Denise D. Bielby -- Hanging on by a common thread / Julie Porter -- Perspective : fan site moderator QueenEve on fan activity around and against soaps / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- The role of "the audience" in the writing process / Tom Casiello -- The "missing years" : how local programming ruptured Days of our lives in Australia / Radha O'Meara -- As the world turns' Luke and Noah and fan activism / Roger Newcomb -- Constructing the older audience : age and aging in soaps / C. Lee Harrington and Denise Brothers Geschichte gnd rswk-swf Television soap operas / United States / History and criticism Television soap operas / Social aspects / United States Television viewers / United States Gesellschaft Soapopera (DE-588)4181712-6 gnd rswk-swf USA USA (DE-588)4078704-7 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content USA (DE-588)4078704-7 g Soapopera (DE-588)4181712-6 s Geschichte z DE-604 Ford, Sam edt SWB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=020785040&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | The survival of soap opera transformations for a new media era Challenges to the future of soaps. Introduction : the crisis of daytime drama and what it means for the future of television / Sam Ford, Abigail de Kosnik, and C. Lee Harrington -- Perspective : scholars Barbara Irwin and Mary Cassata on the state of U.S. soap operas / based on an interview by C. Lee Harrington -- Perspective : historian William J. Reynolds on memories of The edge of night / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Perspective : writer Patrick Mulcahey on changes in soap opera writing contracts / based on an itnerview by Giada da Ros -- Perspective : actor Tristan Rogers on changes in soaps' industry, audiences, and texts / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- Daytime budget cuts / Sara A. Bibel -- Agnes Nixon and soap opera "chemistry tests" / Carol Traynor Williams -- Giving soaps a good scrub : ABC's Ugly Betty and the ethnicity of television format / Jaime J. Nasser -- The way we were : the institutional logics of professionals and fans in the soap opera industry / Melissa C. Scardaville -- Capitalizing on history. Perspective : scholar Horace Newcomb on the pleasures and influence of soaps / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Perspective : scholar Robert C. Allen on studying soap operas / based on an interview by C. Lee Harrington -- Growing old together : following As the world turns' Tom Hughes through the years / Sam Ford -- Perspective : writer Kay Alden on what makes soaps unique / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Perspective : scholar Nancy Baym on soaps after the O.J. Simpson trial / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- Of soap operas, space operas, and television's rocky romance with the feminine form / Christine Scodari -- The ironic and convoulted relationship between daytime and primetime soap operas / Lynn Liccardo -- Perspective : scholar Louise Spence on comparing the soap opera to other forms / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- Perspective : scholar Jason Mittell on the ties between daytime and primetime serials / based on an interview by Sam Ford -- Preserving soap history : what will it mean for the future of soaps? / Mary Jeanne Wilson -- Did the 2007 writers strike save daytime's highest-rated drama? / J.A. Metzler -- Experimenting with production and distribution. "The rhetoric of the camera in television soap opera" revisited " : the case of General Hospital / Bernard M. Timberg and Ernest Alba -- It's not all talk : editing and storytelling in As the world turns / Deborah L. Jaramillo -- Guiding light : relevance and renewal in a changing genre / Patrick Erwin -- The evolution of the production process of soap operas today / Erick Yates Green -- From daytime to Night shift : examining the ABC daytime/SOAPnet primetime spin-off experiment / Racquel Gonzales -- "What the hell does TIIC mean?" online content and the struggle to save the soaps / Elana Levine -- The evolution of the fan video and the influence of YouTube on the creative decision-making process for fans / Emma F. Webb -- Learning from diverse audiences. Soaps for tomorrow : media fans making online drama from celebrity gossip / Abigail de Kosnik -- Soap opera critics and critidcism : industry and audience in an era of transformation / Denise D. Bielby -- Hanging on by a common thread / Julie Porter -- Perspective : fan site moderator QueenEve on fan activity around and against soaps / based on an interview by Abigail de Kosnik -- The role of "the audience" in the writing process / Tom Casiello -- The "missing years" : how local programming ruptured Days of our lives in Australia / Radha O'Meara -- As the world turns' Luke and Noah and fan activism / Roger Newcomb -- Constructing the older audience : age and aging in soaps / C. Lee Harrington and Denise Brothers Television soap operas / United States / History and criticism Television soap operas / Social aspects / United States Television viewers / United States Gesellschaft Soapopera (DE-588)4181712-6 gnd |
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