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Managing Editor

Georgia Aitaki is Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication Studies at Örebro University. Her research focuses on critical approaches to television and popular culture and, specifically, questions of inclusions/exclusions, with an empirical focus on Greek, Swedish and US media. Her work has appeared in journals such as Media, Culture and Society, Social Semiotics, Screen and in a number of anthologies.

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Assistant Journal Manager

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Language Editor

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Associate Professor at Università di Bologna, he works in television and media studies. His research mainly focuses on television production and distribution cultures, comedy and humour TV genres, the international circulation of media products (and their national mediations), the history of Italian television, and the evolution of the contemporary media landscape. On these topics he has written three books and several articles in scientific journals and edited collections.

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My research interests are related to the TV industries, and marketing and promotional culture as it relates to the screen industries. I've got a particular interest in how the TV industries navigate moments of change and am currently researching the impact of the internet on television, exploring areas such as technology, content rights/IP, data and algorithms, and interfaces. I've also got particular interest in public service broadcasting, specifically the current challenges facing public service broadcasters, from a media industries and regulatory/policy perspective. I'm also interested in the digital challenge for the television industry more broadly, including its impact on how people find content and how the industry responds to the problem of discoverability (from user interface design through to marketing and promotion). My research broadly takes a media industries approach to these questions.

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Senior Lecturer at Universidad de Málaga (Spain), where he is Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Communication since 2017. He has been main researcher on several projects about Spanish and Andalusian Television. He is currently Chair of the European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA) Television Studies section, Director of the Production and Media Content section of the Spanish Association of Communication Research (AE-IC), and a member of the management team of the Spanish Association of Communication Historians (AsHisCom) and the Editorial Board of VIEW. Journal of European Television History and Culture.

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