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Preface | ||
1 | The Remote Control Device: An Overlooked Technology | 3 |
2 | At the Touch of a Button: A Brief History of Remote Control Devices | 15 |
3 | From Gadget to Necessity: The Diffusion of Remote Control Technology | 23 |
4 | Measuring RCD Use: Method Matters | 43 |
5 | Surveillance and Cluster Viewing: Foraging through the RCD Experience | 57 |
6 | Remote Control Devices in Television Program Selection: Experimental Evidence | 73 |
7 | Future Zap: Next Generation Smart Remotes | 87 |
8 | Gratifications Derived from Remote Control Devices: A Survey of Adult RCD Use | 103 |
9 | Is the Remote Control Device a Toy or Tool? Exploring the Need for Activation, Desire for Control, and Technological Affinity in the Dynamic of RCD Use | 113 |
10 | "OK, Where's the Remote?" Children, Families, and Remote Control Devices | 137 |
11 | Domination of the Remote Control during Family Viewing | 155 |
12 | Gender Differences in Remote Control Use | 169 |
13 | The RCD's Impact on Television Programming and Promotion | 189 |
14 | Remote Control Devices and the Political Economy of a Changing Television Industry | 211 |
15 | Remote Control: Mythic Reflections | 223 |
16 | Technoromancing the Clicker | 235 |
References | 241 | |
Index | 261 | |
About the Editors and Contributors | 267 |
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