Re: TV Nation

A little late in getting to my emails here, but if you're still looking 
for sources, the new issue of Television and New Media might be of 
interest to you. The table of contents is as follows:


Volume 5 Issue 1
 Year 2004 Month 02

Introduction: Global Television
Graeme Turner

Television, Nation, and Indigenous Media
John Hartley

"Hideously White": British Television, Glocalization, and National 
Identity
Glen Creeber

Globalization, Nation, and Television in Asia: The Cases of India and 
China
John Sinclair, Mark Harrison

Turbulent Television: The New Zealand Experiment
Roger Horrocks

Narrowcasting in the New World Information Order: A Space for the 
Audience?
Beretta Smith-Shomade


Cheers,
Kirsty Best



On Feb 3, 2004, at 1:36 PM, mbociurk@xxxxxx wrote:

> Hi everyone
>
>
> Does anyone have any useful references regarding television and the 
> nation?
> I am exploring television's particular relation to nationalist 
> sentiment and
> trying to justify it (rhetorically perhaps) as a medium most suited to 
> the
> production of national affect. Morley and Barker have been useful and
> Appadurai touches on this, but mostly I find such references are made 
> more
> generally to popular culture or "the media". I am writing in a Canadian
> context but from a transnationalist perspective.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marusya Bociurkiw
>
> Univeristy of British Columbia