Television Production in Transition: Independence, Scale, Sustainability and the Digital Challenge (Palgrave Global Media Policy and Business)
by Gillian Doyle, Richard Paterson, Kenny Barr
Television Production in Transition analyzes the industry's move toward independence, larger scales of operation, and sustainable practices amid digital challenges. Drawing on global media policy and business perspectives, it explores how television adapts to technological shifts while maintaining economic viability in a competitive landscape.
About This Book
Television Production in Transition delves into the shifting dynamics of the television industry as it navigates independence, scale, and sustainability in the face of digital challenges. Authored by experts in media policy and business, the book provides insights into how production practices are adapting to technological advancements and market changes.
The work is part of the Palgrave Global Media Policy and Business series, offering a scholarly examination of the structural and economic factors influencing television production worldwide. It addresses the balance between creative autonomy and commercial viability in an increasingly fragmented media environment.
Through a policy-oriented lens, the book highlights the implications of digital transformation for television's future, emphasizing sustainable models that support both innovation and industry resilience. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding contemporary media economics and production strategies.
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