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Hillier, Jim – 1986
This paper discusses some of the ways in which the commitment of the television series Cagney and Lacey to the examination of often controversial social issues from liberal or progressive standpoints--especially issues associated with the women's movement--is worked through in narrative practice. The origins and development of the series are…
Descriptors: Commercial Television, Conflict, Content Analysis, Females
Hoskins, C.; McFadyen, S. – 1986
This paper discusses Canada's response to international television programming competition, both directly from signals from the United States that are available over the air or by cable, and from foreign programming exhibited by Canadian broadcasters. Major topics discussed are: (1) failure of government regulation to induce significant Canadian…
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Childrens Television, Cultural Influences, Drama