Richard Kilborn
Biographic Data
| ID | 3519447 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard Kilborn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard |
| FAMILY NAME | Kilborn |
| SIGNATURE | KILBORN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Stirling |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The rise of the docusoap: The case of Vets in Practice
Journal Article The rise of the docusoap: the case of Vets in Practice Get access Richard Kilborn, Richard Kilborn Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Matthew Hibberd, Matthew Hibberd Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Raymond Boyle Raymond Boyle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Screen, Volume 42, Issue 4, Winter 2001, Pages 382–395,…
Shaping the Real: Democratization and Commodification in UK Factual Broadcasting
As European television becomes ever more competitive, fears are often expressed about the future of documentary programming as it has traditionally been conceived. Will those investigative, consciousnessraising documentaries produced by public service providers gradually be replaced by more accessible, entertainment-oriented programmes deemed more likely to attract a larger audience? Is the development of high quality lightweight recording equipm…
Fly‐on‐the‐wall documentarists: A dying breed
(1997). Fly‐on‐the‐wall documentarists: A dying breed? Continuum: Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 43-53
New contexts for documentary production in Britain
The new face of East German broadcasting
How Real Can You Get: Recent Developments in `Reality' Television
Since the late 1980s programme types loosely grouped in the category `reality programming' (RP) have made considerable inroads into both American and European television schedules. Sometimes, judging by the stir which various forms of RP have created, one might be led to believe that RP constitutes a major televisual innovation. As we shall discover, however, there is nothing intrinsically new about most of these reality strands. What is more str…
Drama over Lockerbie' A new look at television drama-documentaries
Towards Utopia — Or Another Anschluss? East Germany's Transition to a New Media System
This article reflects on the processes of media transition in East Germany after the collapse of communist control and considers what forces have been chiefly instrumental in bringing about the changes which have occurred. Since the decisive turning point ( Wende) in November 1989, the whole media system in the East has been transformed, but this article focuses particularly on the press and on television. A brief survey is provided of the media …
Speak my language: Current attitudes to television subtitling and dubbing
L'A. etudie les caracteristiques et les formes du langage dans les societes modernes europeennes. La communication de masse caracterise le langage de la societe moderne, qui est vehicule a travers les films, la television et les supports video de maniere generale. L'A. releve les problemes que posent ces formes actuelles du langage dans la societe moderne et analyse leurs consequences sur les relations sociales et le mode de vie des individus
Media and identity in a stateless nation: The case of Scotland
They don't speak proper English’: A new look at the dubbing and subtitling debate
As we move into a new age of broadcasting, viewers are going to have access to a much greater range of programming than hitherto. Given that a proportion of this material will have been produced in another language, the topic of ‘language conversion’ is again coming under scrutiny. This article sets out to review some of the major issues in the context of developments which are occurring in the structure and output of the European audio‐visual me…
How Real Can You Get: Recent Developments in `Reality' Television
Since the late 1980s programme types loosely grouped in the category `reality programming' (RP) have made considerable inroads into both American and European television schedules. Sometimes, judging by the stir which various forms of RP have created, one might be led to believe that RP constitutes a major televisual innovation. As we shall discover, however, there is nothing intrinsically new about most of these reality strands. What is more str…
Media and identity in a stateless nation: The case of Scotland
The rise of the docusoap: The case of Vets in Practice
Journal Article The rise of the docusoap: the case of Vets in Practice Get access Richard Kilborn, Richard Kilborn Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Matthew Hibberd, Matthew Hibberd Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Raymond Boyle Raymond Boyle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Screen, Volume 42, Issue 4, Winter 2001, Pages 382–395,…
Shaping the Real: Democratization and Commodification in UK Factual Broadcasting
As European television becomes ever more competitive, fears are often expressed about the future of documentary programming as it has traditionally been conceived. Will those investigative, consciousnessraising documentaries produced by public service providers gradually be replaced by more accessible, entertainment-oriented programmes deemed more likely to attract a larger audience? Is the development of high quality lightweight recording equipm…
Speak my language: Current attitudes to television subtitling and dubbing
L'A. etudie les caracteristiques et les formes du langage dans les societes modernes europeennes. La communication de masse caracterise le langage de la societe moderne, qui est vehicule a travers les films, la television et les supports video de maniere generale. L'A. releve les problemes que posent ces formes actuelles du langage dans la societe moderne et analyse leurs consequences sur les relations sociales et le mode de vie des individus
They don't speak proper English’: A new look at the dubbing and subtitling debate
As we move into a new age of broadcasting, viewers are going to have access to a much greater range of programming than hitherto. Given that a proportion of this material will have been produced in another language, the topic of ‘language conversion’ is again coming under scrutiny. This article sets out to review some of the major issues in the context of developments which are occurring in the structure and output of the European audio‐visual me…
New contexts for documentary production in Britain
Drama over Lockerbie' A new look at television drama-documentaries
They don't speak proper English’: A new look at the dubbing and subtitling debate
As we move into a new age of broadcasting, viewers are going to have access to a much greater range of programming than hitherto. Given that a proportion of this material will have been produced in another language, the topic of ‘language conversion’ is again coming under scrutiny. This article sets out to review some of the major issues in the context of developments which are occurring in the structure and output of the European audio‐visual me…
Media and identity in a stateless nation: The case of Scotland
Towards Utopia — Or Another Anschluss? East Germany's Transition to a New Media System
This article reflects on the processes of media transition in East Germany after the collapse of communist control and considers what forces have been chiefly instrumental in bringing about the changes which have occurred. Since the decisive turning point ( Wende) in November 1989, the whole media system in the East has been transformed, but this article focuses particularly on the press and on television. A brief survey is provided of the media …
Speak my language: Current attitudes to television subtitling and dubbing
L'A. etudie les caracteristiques et les formes du langage dans les societes modernes europeennes. La communication de masse caracterise le langage de la societe moderne, qui est vehicule a travers les films, la television et les supports video de maniere generale. L'A. releve les problemes que posent ces formes actuelles du langage dans la societe moderne et analyse leurs consequences sur les relations sociales et le mode de vie des individus
The new face of East German broadcasting
How Real Can You Get: Recent Developments in `Reality' Television
Since the late 1980s programme types loosely grouped in the category `reality programming' (RP) have made considerable inroads into both American and European television schedules. Sometimes, judging by the stir which various forms of RP have created, one might be led to believe that RP constitutes a major televisual innovation. As we shall discover, however, there is nothing intrinsically new about most of these reality strands. What is more str…
Drama over Lockerbie' A new look at television drama-documentaries
New contexts for documentary production in Britain
Fly‐on‐the‐wall documentarists: A dying breed
(1997). Fly‐on‐the‐wall documentarists: A dying breed? Continuum: Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 43-53
Shaping the Real: Democratization and Commodification in UK Factual Broadcasting
As European television becomes ever more competitive, fears are often expressed about the future of documentary programming as it has traditionally been conceived. Will those investigative, consciousnessraising documentaries produced by public service providers gradually be replaced by more accessible, entertainment-oriented programmes deemed more likely to attract a larger audience? Is the development of high quality lightweight recording equipm…
The rise of the docusoap: The case of Vets in Practice
Journal Article The rise of the docusoap: the case of Vets in Practice Get access Richard Kilborn, Richard Kilborn Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Matthew Hibberd, Matthew Hibberd Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Raymond Boyle Raymond Boyle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Screen, Volume 42, Issue 4, Winter 2001, Pages 382–395,…
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