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To What Extent do you think your chosen area is Americanised through Cultural Imperialism? Give Examples of actual media texts to support your answer...

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To What Extent do you think your chosen area is Americanised through Cultural Imperialism? Give Examples of actual media texts to support your answer...

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Amazon Prime -
Lucifer (Fox produced)
Netflix -
Teen wolf, pretty little liars, marvel...

although many BBC programmes air on Netflix (bad education, miranda...) and itv programmes.

tv is more cultural

there is almost more variation however in NDM than on television itself (big bang, how i met your mother, storage wars, NCIS, CSI, Judge Judy)

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netflix anime original
different language

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over 90 million worldwide subscribers in 2016

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Crunchyroll, Inc. is an American distributor, publisher and international online community focused on video streaming East Asian media including anime, manga, drama, music, electronic entertainment, and auto racing content. Founded in 2006 by a group of University of California, Berkeley graduates,[2] Crunchyroll's distribution channel and partnership program delivers content to over twenty million online community members worldwide.[3] Crunchyroll is a subsidiary of Ellation, which belongs to Otter Media[3] owned by AT&T and The Chernin Group. Crunchyroll has offices in San Francisco and Tokyo, and is a member of the Association of Japanese Animations (AJA).[2]
Crunchyroll offers over 800 anime shows,[2] more than 200 Asian dramas to users, and 50 manga titles, although not all programming is available worldwide due to licensing restrictions. Crunchyroll is the exclusive worldwide (excluding Asia) digital distributor for Kadokawa anime titles and publishing in the United States.[4] In February 2017, Crunchyroll passed one million paid subscribers.

Re:Zero is most popular in the west

it is legal

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1.To what extent is your chosen area dominated by a small number of big institutions?

Almost all television series or Netflix originals are American made. There are few exceptions but it is mainly dominated by american media (OITNB, Stranger Things, Teen Wolf, Pretty Little Liars, Breaking Bad) shows desirable lifestyle. bad education, miranda, sherlock, poldark are British made. Not many other shows from other countries for netflix UK. Amazon Prime Video's biggest selling point is currently The Grand Tour. Netflix and Amazon are the main two in competition. iPlayer and other television catch ups are almost in a different category.
bbc itv fox channel sky bt virgin

could also be said that these companies do show a bigger variation than television companies.

2.To what extent do these institutions use new/digital media to communicate with their audience?

You have to have New Digital Media to reach / be an audience member or a potential audience member (exclusive to those with technology and NDM), otherwise those without are left with "old-fashioned" access - television (no anytime viewing, watch whats on not what you want).

people still watch normal television but usually able to use ndm within

3.Are there concerns about how these institutions are regulated?

Age ratings can be largely ignored online by ticking a box or "shared using" raising concerns about new digital media and regulation.
legal

4.Does your area have lots of media products that are similar and mass produced?

Marvel series. many shows american based about zombies, many crime dramas, many documentaries about nature. APV has more variation in its original series (TGT, The Man in the High Castle) but still commission mainly American content (Lucifer.)
however on APV Battery (Japanese: バッテリー Hepburn: Batterī?) is a Japanese light novel series by Atsuko Asano anime television series in 2016.

5.Does everyone have access to your chosen area or does it vary from audience to audience?

Only people with internet access and technology can access. only those with the money to pay a subscription fee. excludes those who have little access to technology (poor or in a deprived country/ area) and those who can't get internet access or don't want to pay. exclusive to a certain type of audience (young, working upwards class, westerners, have access to technology and internet - few people).

6.Does your area promote the idea of consumerism or making a profit

Netflix, BBC iPlayer and APV are transnational vertically integrated companies. merchandise. product placement.

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NETFLIX PRODUCES DISTRIBUTES AND EXHIBITS

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I agree to an extent with the global culture approach as many TV series from the same culture infiltrate through onto Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. It is rare for a Bollywood series to be showcased on Netflix (where there is a small market) but there are Bollywood films available to an audience. Other countries however, have different shows tan TV dramas they can watch in their particular country however which counters the idea of homogenisation. In my area of study, many american shows make their way onto Netflix and APV, this is why I am inclined to skew more to the theory of The Global Capitalism Approach as only mainstream media (usually western English speaking) makes its way onto the screen.

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THE GRAND TOUR HAS A HUGE BUDGET
ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK WOULDN'T FIT ON ANY TV PROGRAMME THE NARRATIVE HAS CHANGED MASSIVELY

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2.	Who’s participating within your chosen area and chosen technology?

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2.	Who’s participating within your chosen area and chosen technology?

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86.7 million in the third quarter of 2016. Global figures have been on the rise in the last few years thanks to Netflix’s global expansion strategy. About 37.7 percent of Netflix’s  paying subscribers are estimated to be located outside of the U.S.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-27737344

GlobalWebIndex also found the domestic iPlayer to be the most popular on-demand service in the UK by far - with 45% of internet users aged 16-64 accessing it in the past month, and just 4% being unaware of the service.

Netflix is the second most popular service, attracting 24% of web users.

The BBC's most recent iPlayer figures revealed there were 222 million requests for TV programmes in May, with Peter Kay's Car Share the most popular show.

The GlobalWebIndex figures would suggest that 29% of these requests may have come from TV viewers outside of the UK.

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pay wall

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How has digital media reduced the TV industry

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exclusive to Amazon Prime
THE GRAND TOUR

LUCIFER
aired on fox (American)
amazon prime

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https://help.netflix.com/en/node/4976

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BREAKING BAD
20th January 2008 on screen USA
28TH September 2008 on screen UK
The first two series of the show were broadcast on both FX and Five USA, but later dropped when they failed to win a significant audience.

Series three, four and five have never been shown on UK terrestrial TV.
A new free-to-view channel, Spike, will show the award-winning series in its entirety when it launches on Freeview, Freesat and Sky TV on 15 April 2015
added on UK Netflix July 2013
American programme, first broadcast on UK screen then on Netflix

NETFLIX ORIGINALS
The crown
Orange is the new black
Bojack horseman
Luke Cage
Stranger things
series of unfortunate events
the ranch

BBC SHOWS/ DRAMAS ON NETFLIX
Peaky Blinders BBC2
Poldark BBC1
Sherlock BBC1

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6.	Is your chosen area and chosen technology becoming more democratic thanks to NDM?

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6.	Is your chosen area and chosen technology becoming more democratic thanks to NDM?

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Not necessarily, users no longer need to pay for a TV licence to access TV shows. There's now a bigger diversity of shows. but audiences are mainly just consuming - but this time shows they want to consume, when they want to, where they want to and on what institution

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5.	Who’s doing the work in your chosen area and chosen technology?

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5.	Who’s doing the work in your chosen area and chosen technology?

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Big institutions now doing the work as they were before on television.

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4.	Who’s making money from your chosen area and chosen technology?

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4.	Who’s making money from your chosen area and chosen technology?

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This statistic shows the revenue of Netflix from 2002 to 2015. In 2008, the total revenue of the video streaming site amounted to around 1.36 billion U.S. dollars and grew to 6.78 billion U.S. dollars in 2015.

The big institutions/ media companies. No longer small video companies. few are just dominating.

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3.	What are people doing with your chosen area and chosen technology?

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3.	What are people doing with your chosen area and chosen technology?

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binge watching.
watching on phone, tablet, iPad, Television, computer, laptop...
watching original content

http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/netflix_statistics-facts/

watching anytime, anywhere on anything

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1.	What’s new in your chosen area or chosen technology?

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1.	What’s new in your chosen area or chosen technology?

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There is easy access to all programmes, anytime, anywhere... everything is online, tailored towards the individual instantly and people no longer have to go to a video renting shop. Instant.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-35470131

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/38061282/the-grand-tour-breaks-amazon-prime-video-audience-record-says-amazon

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-38672837

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-38157535

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How are audiences interacting? initial thoughts

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How are audiences interacting? initial thoughts

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Audiences in my field are absorbing more content but not necessarily interacting more. Everything is tailored to an audience and audiences can directly rate TV shows/ dramas on amazon prime/ Netflix...