New scheduling strategies and production culture in public service television in the digital era: The case of DR and TV 2 in Denmark

Hanne Bruun; Julie Mejse Münter Lassen

doi:10.1177/17496020231196422

New scheduling strategies and production culture in public service television in the digital era: The case of DR and TV 2 in Denmark

Hanne Bruun^*, Julie Mejse Münter Lassen

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School of Communication and Culture - Media Studies

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This article addresses the development of new scheduling practices within public service media (PSM) in the Nordic, focusing on DR and TV 2 in Denmark. These practices relate to in-house broadcaster-video-on-demand-services (BVoDs). Our findings show, first, that television’s time-structured identity and liveness are re-configured for a mainstream audience as opposed to the segmented audiences approach of the earlier multi-channel era. Second, we find that the public service identity and the benefits of being PSM natives are harnessed to help the survivability of PSM companies in the digital era.

Original language	English
Journal	Critical Studies in Television
Volume	19
Issue	2
Pages (from-to)	182-200
Number of pages	19
ISSN	1749-6020
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1177/17496020231196422
Publication status	Published - Jun 2024

Keywords

Nordic media
production culture
public service television
publishing strategies
scheduling studies
streaming services

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New scheduling strategies and production culture in public service television in the digital era: The case of DR and TV 2 in Denmark. / Bruun, Hanne; Lassen, Julie Mejse Münter.
In: Critical Studies in Television, Vol. 19, No. 2, 06.2024, p. 182-200.

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New scheduling strategies and production culture in public service television in the digital era: The case of DR and TV 2 in Denmark

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