Television scholars

found: Work cat.: Doctor Who, the eleventh hour, 2014:t.p. (edited by Andrew O'Day) p. 4 of cover (Andrew O'Day received his PhD in Television Studies from Royal Holloway, University of London) pp. xi-xii (Richard Hewett is a television historian and academic specialising in performance analysis, production technologies, genre and actor training; Matt Hills is Professor of Film and TV Studies at Aberystwyth University; Neil Perryman is an independent scholar who is currently studying for a PhD in Media Convergence at the University of Sunderland) pp. 3-4 (Television Studies has valued the study of popular television; the discipline of Television Studies; the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s saw but a scattering of articles on the series [Doctor Who] by scholars like John Fiske, Nicholas Cull and Alan McKee; Doctor Who scholarship; thirteen chapters are contained within by 13 different scholars; there are many more new Doctor Who scholars than this now)

found: Kraszewski, J. Hybridity, history, and the identity of the television studies teacher, in Cinema journal, summer 2011, viewed online May 1, 2017:pp. 166-169 (TV studies scholars; television scholars; I think there are two keys to advancing Television Studies as a field to be researched and taught by TV scholars or self-identified hybrid scholars) pp. 171-172 (The key for the future of teaching television will be for those with an investment in the field--whether they define themselves as television scholars, television-film scholars, or television-new media scholars--to shape their own hybridity in ways that emphasize the importance of television in a Media Studies department; Television Studies scholars)

found: Levine, E. Teaching the politics of television culture in a "post-television" era, in Cinema journal, summer 2011, viewed online May 1, 2017:p. 178 (television scholars such as myself)

found: Encyclopedia of television, via Museum of Broadcast Communications website, May 1, 2017:Television Studies (Television studies is the relatively recent, aspirationally disciplinary name given to the academic study of television; many of the key television scholars are employed in departments of sociology, politics, communication arts, speech, theatre, media and film studies; scholars of television)

found: Galili, D. Introduction : early television historiographies, in The journal of e-media studies, v, 5 issue 1 (2016), viewed online May 1, 2017(Since the establishment of television studies as an academic field, television scholars have been prominently concerned with the notion of television as a form of mass media and with methodologies of social sciences and cultural studies)

found: Critical studies in television, Mar. 2011, viewed online May 1, 2017:p. 99 (Critical Studies in Television invited eight notable US scholars in the field of television studies to reflect on the current state of television studies as a discourse; television studies' first scholars were practitioners drawn from radio, television and/or journalism) p. 100 (a second generation of TV-focused scholars received doctorates in communication, broadcasting or radio-television-film throughout the 1960s and 1970s) p. 104 (TV scholars) p. 109 (television scholars)

found: Miller, T. Turn off TV studies!, in Cinema journal, autumn 2005, viewed online May 1, 2017:p. 101 (TV studies scholars)