Titlebook: DVD, Blu-ray and Beyond; Navigating Formats a Jonathan Wroot,Andy Willis Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 hom

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Asia Pacific Business Process Managementia continuity from a multi-tiered hierarchical creator-centric canon to a new, broadly collaborative, non-hierarchical canonical system. This has particularly been evidenced in the paratextual discourse that surrounds the DVDs and Blu-rays for Episodes I–VI.

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Asia Pacific Derivative Marketss progressive transition towards ‘narrativised’ DVD content. The menus are ‘a(chǎn)nimated’ into bearers of narrative meaning. Pixar feature films in particular are found to be demonstrative of this trend, which suggests capabilities of the DVD and Blu-Ray in relation to storytelling—which digital streaming platforms do not yet cater to.

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International and Development Educationing media content across new terrains—are often overlooked. This chapter will question what specific roles they play in extending stories across media platforms. This chapter explores the specific case studies of . and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Deane E. Neubauer,Prompilai Buasuwan that scholars have observed in the objectification and isolation of television texts on DVD, while positioning VOD as continuous with rather than interruptive of older technologies of viewing, specifically with reference to the case study of Sky.

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Asia and the Arctic: Summary and Takeawaystices by looking at the use of various digital television devices, services, platforms and formats in the home, including video on demand and DVD. The chapter will investigate the logic behind the choices made and examine how they affect family viewing and consumption practices.

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Introduction,m. Chapters that focus on digital home media acknowledge that these draw parallels with DVD traits, for example through the term ‘box sets’. The chapters that make up the collection look at this influence through various case studies—from ‘tentpole’ brands and films (Disney and .), to the education market and documentaries.