5.1 Television, telebasura, telenovelas y teleadictos
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- 5.1 Television, telebasura, telenovelas y teleadictos
- Telebasura
- Cons
- Teens and young people
- Become immune to violence
- Giving them a diiffernece perception to an act of violence
- Lose the taste for non-violence
- False perception of adulthood
- Violence, impossible love, ambition, social class barriers, unfaithfulness, lies, revenge
- Isolate themselves to watch trashy TV
- Become immune to violence
- Show a lack of respect for good taste and decency
- Drive the competitors and audience crazy
- Degrading
- Children
- Shown during the day - innapropriate for children
- It's much easier to watch TV than read - children are struggling more and more to learn to read
- Teens and young people
- Becoming increasingly popular
- Pros
- Relaxing; people don't need to strain brain when watching
- Allow you to gossip without feeling bad
- Interesting
- You can identify with the determined characters
- Fulfil social functions other entertainments used to fulfil (eg. carnevals, the circus, parties)
- Respond to deep social needs, social acceptance
- Cons
- Telenovelas
- Yo soy Betty, la fea
- Most popular telenovela in history
- Follows Betty's struggles as she works in the fashion industry whilst being conventionally ugly
- Differentiate for soaps because they are written with a limited duration and ending. They also have fewer subplots.
- Brazilian telenovelas are closer in style to soaps because they have a variety of stories differing from the classic love story.
- Originally produced in Latin America
- Melodramatic stories. Generally have a happy ending for protagonists.
- Modern telenovelas discuss controversial topics (drug addiction, homosexuality etc.)
- Throughout the years, more genres have been incorporated.
- Usually stories about characters (eg. young couple in love) fighting villains (eg. tyrant parents, grandparents) who oppose to their relationship. With the help of supporters they find happiness.
- Yo soy Betty, la fea
- El culebron
- Seis Hermanas
- Six sisters take on their father's factory after his death. They face challenges due to their gender.
- Based in the beginning of the 1900s in Madrid.
- Seis Hermanas
- History
- TV was launched in Spain in 1956 with once channel - La Primera
- In 1966 La 2 began
- In 1974, colour transmission began
- In 1997, satellite TV arrived
- In 2005, free digital TV became accessible
- In 1997, satellite TV arrived
- In 1974, colour transmission began
- In 1966 La 2 began
- Until recently, terrestrial TV was considered an essential public service.
- The Audiovisual Law of 2010 changed this by defining TV and radio as commercial services that individuals pay for.
- TV was launched in Spain in 1956 with once channel - La Primera
- Changing habits
- Teenagers are now watching 1/3 less of traditional TV than they were in 2010.
- Netflix is set to spend 13 billion dollars on creating content this year.
- Survey reports people are using Netflix more often than any other platform
- Some TV channels are now ENTIRELY online
- Spanish TV
- Quality isn't great, although it has improved in recent years.
- Most of Spain get five channels unless you have an in-house cables system.
- Consists of mainly gameshows, chat shows, football, basketball, bullfighting (if not banned), news, wildlide and history.
- TV companies pay A LOT of money for live football.
- Dramas and sitcoms are popular.
- Hospital Central (like Grey's anatomy)
- Ana y los 7 (Ana lives a double life as a stripper and a Nanny for 7 upper class children
- Cuentame como paso (Drama recounting history of Spain)
- Political satire
- El Guinol
- Telerealidad
- Operacion Triunfo (Spanish X Factor)
- Gran Hermano
- Channels
- La 1 (La Uno)
- La 2
- Antena 3
- Cuatro
- Telecinco
- La Sexta
- Private
- Private
- La Sexta
- Telecinco
- Cuatro
- Public
- Antena 3
- Public
- La 2
- Most regions of Spain have their own Public Network Service called 'Las Autonomicas'
- Madrid - Telemadrid
- Extremadera - Extremadura Television
- Andalusia - Canal 2 Andalucia
- La 1 (La Uno)
- Generally NO censorship. Lot of programmes are **** and risque
- #YoSoy132
- Tired of BIASED COVERAGE OF ELECTIONS
- Protested on social media and peaceful demonstrations (silent marches, concerts)
- Goals: Improved coverage of elecions, public broadcast of presidential debates, democratisation, profound political change
- Protest movement consisting mostly of Mexican University Students
- Telebasura
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