Film and Television After DVD
Film and Television After DVDedited by James Bennett and Tom Brown "Film and Television After DVD" was published by Routledge in June 2008. Bringing together an esteemed collection of international scholars in the fields of film, television and new media studies, including John Caldwell, Barbara Klinger, Ginette Vincendeau and William Boddy, "Film and Television After DVD" examines DVD technology as part of a wider shift that heralds a new age for film and television in the digital era. Essays in the collection critically examine the implications of DVD technology for key concerns within the fields of television, film, and new media studies. The book is edited by James Bennett and Tom Brown (University of Reading). Dr James Bennett is Senior Lecturer in Media Studies and admissions tutor for Media Studies and Mass Communications Undergraduate degrees. His research interests include interactivity and public service broadcasting; television as a digital media form; digital media, copyright and digital rights management systems; the aesthetics of digital media; production cultures; Australian cinema and multiculturalism; Hollywood cinema; intellectual property, indigenous peoples and travelogue programmes; celebrity cultures; performance in television; and television personalities.
Contact Details: j.bennett@londonmet.ac.uk |
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