Armoe troef?: economische factoren in het Vlaamse televisiefictieaanbod
Abstract
TV drama is a culturally important programme category, but the drama supply is strongly ruled by economic determinants. In Flanders, the size of the tv-market influences several characteristics of the drama supply, such as the amount, length, broadcasting time and genre of tv-series. The commercialization of the television landscape has strengthened existing tendencies, the aim of which is to maximalize audiences with minimal investments. In a European perspective, too, market properties partially explain differences in the drama production. Thus, while their importance should not be exaggerated, economic factors turn out to play a determinant role in the structure of the tv drama supply.
How to Cite:
Dhoest, A., (1999) “Armoe troef?: economische factoren in het Vlaamse televisiefictieaanbod”, Communicatie: tijdschrift voor communicatiewetenschap en mediacultuur 28(3), 37–54. doi: https://doi.org/10.21825/communicatie.91419
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