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Introduction/Channel Listings Channel 1 - Pop: Television Guides and Recommendations in a Changing Channel Landscape Derek Johnson Broadcast Stations and Networks Channel 2 - ABC: Crisis, Risk, and the Logics of Change Kristen J. Warner Channel 3 - The CW: Media Conglomerates in Partnership Caryn Murphy Channel 4 - Rede Globo: Global Expansions and Cross-Media Extensions in the Digital Era Courtney Brannon Donoghue Channel 5 - PBS: Crowdsourcing Culture Since 1969 Michele Hilmes Channel 6 - Alabama Public Television Network: Local Stations and Struggles Over Collective Identity Allison Perlman Channel 7 - DR: License Fees, Platform Neutrality and Public Service Obligation Hanne Bruun Channel 8 - MeTV: Old-Time TV’s Last Stand? Derek Kompare Cable and Satellite Services Channel 9 - WGN America: From Chicago to Cable’s Very Own Chris Becker Channel 10 - ESPN: Live Sports, Documentary Prestige, and On-Demand Culture Travis Vogan Channel 11 - NBC Sports Network: Building Elite Audiences from Broadcast Rights Deborah L. Jaramillo Channel 12 - The Weather Channel: Genre, Trust, and Unscripted Television in an Age of Apps Jon Kraszewski Channel 13 - TLC: Food, Fatness, and Spectacular Relatability Melissa Zimdars Channel 14 - MTV: #Prosocial Television Laurie Ouellette Channel 15 - A&E: From Art to Vice in the Managed Channel Portfolio David Craig and Derek Johnson Channel 16 - Spike TV: The Impossibility of Television for Men Amanda D. LotzChannel 17 - Comedy Central: Transgressive Femininities and Reaffirmed Masculinities Nick Marx Channel 18 - Nick Jr.: Co-Viewing and the Limits of Dayparts Erin Copple Smith Channel 19 - Disney Junior: Imagining Industrial Intertextuality Kyra Hunting and Jonathan Gray Channel 20 - Disney XD: Boyhood and the Racial Politics of Market Segmentation Christopher Chavez Channel 21 - Freeform: Shaking off the Family Brand within a Conglomerate Family Barbara Selznick Channel 22 - El Rey: Latino Indie Auteur as Channel Identity Alisa Perren Streaming Channels Channel 23 - Awesomeness TV: Talent Management and Merchandising on Multi-Channel Networks Avi Santo Channel 24 - ISAtv: YouTube and the Branding of Asian America Lori Kido Lopez Channel 25 - East India Comedy: Channeling the Public Sphere in Online Satire Subin Paul Channel 26 - Twitter: 　Channels in the Stream James Bennett and Niki Strange Channel 27 - Twitch.TV: Tele-visualizing the Arcade Matthew Thomas Payne Channel 28 - BBC Three: Youth Television and Platform Neutral Public Broadcasting Faye Woods Channel 29 - Open TV: The Development Process Aymar Jean Christian Premium Television Channel 30 - Netflix: Streaming Channel Brands as Global Meaning Systems Timothy Havens Channel 31 - Hulu: Geoblocking National TV in an On-demand Era Evan Elkins Channel 32 - iQiyi: China’s Internet Tigers Take Television Michael Curtin and Yongli Li Channel 33 - Amazon Prime Video: Where Information is Entertainment Karen Petruska Channel 34 - Playboy TV: Contradictions, Confusion, and Post-Network Pornography Peter Alilunas Channel 35 - Starz: Distinction, Value, and Fandom in Non-Linear Premium TV Myles McNutt Channel 36 - WWE Network: The Disruption of Over-The-Top Distribution Cory Barker and Andrew Zolides Channel 37 - CBS All Access: To Boldly Franchise Where No One Has Subscribed Before Derek Johnson