This article addresses key questions around the use of the semi-structured interview as both
a research method and a means of managing productive academia/industry relations. It …

Since late 2017, journalists, advocacy groups, and policy-makers have expressed serious
concerns about popular genres of video content on YouTube that target child viewers but …

This article explores the strategies for fictional content of the Danish children's channel DR
Ultra through a qualitative case study of the production framework behind its successful …

Australian teenagers have grown up with abundant choices in digital screen entertainment
including social media, gaming, and global streaming video services such as Netflix. This …

In the age of 'sharenting'(ie parents sharing content about their children on social media), it
is timely to consider how parents conceive of a child's right to privacy and the consequences …

Public interest and public priorities frame laws and the work of regulatory institutions that
shape and monitor cultural production and marketplace behaviors. This chapter utilizes …

This article addresses a deficit in television scholarship through its focus on children's
engagements with contemporary factual entertainment television. The article seeks to …

This paper investigates new genres of children's content on YouTube that have provoked
potent cultural anxieties about the role of YouTube in children's culture, and have raised …

This article explores the new production strategies for reaching audiences currently being
put into practice in the Danish screen industry. Building on studies and theories of the …

Innovative communication technologies emerging in the 21st century both excite and worry
academics, ethicists, investors, entrepreneurs, business people, reporters, policymakers …