2010
DOI: 10.5294/pacla.2010.13.1.5
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Television Soap Operas on a Global Scale

Abstract: Este artículo examina la transnacionalización y globalización de la industria de la telenovela latinoamericana desde una perspectiva económica, con una particular atención al desarrollo de esta industria relacionada con la producción y distribución de los principales exportadores de este género, y la influencia que ha tenido esta industria en el surgimiento de nuevos productores en otras partes del mundo, como Estados Unidos y Europa.Palabras clave: telenovelas, transnacionalización, globalización, mercado, cu… Show more

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“…In 2010 it was estimated that sixty percent of Televisa's telenovela productions were remakes. 88 Thus, whereas Cavell sees in soap operas an argument between transient daily episodes and the recurrences offered by long durations, in telenovelas we can often see an argument between transient daily episodes and recurrent, 'immortal' stories.…”
Section: Delinquent Spectatorship and 'The Fact Of Television'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2010 it was estimated that sixty percent of Televisa's telenovela productions were remakes. 88 Thus, whereas Cavell sees in soap operas an argument between transient daily episodes and the recurrences offered by long durations, in telenovelas we can often see an argument between transient daily episodes and recurrent, 'immortal' stories.…”
Section: Delinquent Spectatorship and 'The Fact Of Television'mentioning
confidence: 99%