Media Convergence and Deconvergence

Chapter 2 Deconstructing “Media Convergence”: A Cultural History of the Buzzword, 1980s–2010s

Chapter 3 Convergence in Domestic Media Use? The Interplay of Old and New Media at Home

Chapter 4 Blurred Lines, Distinct Forces: The Evolving Practices of Italian TV Audiences in a Convergent Scenario

Chapter 5 Media Convergence and the Network Society: Media Logic(s), Polymedia and the Transition of the Public Sphere

Chapter 6 Deconstructing Audiences in Converging Media Environments

Chapter 7 Convergent Media Quality? Comparing the Content of Online and Offline Media in Switzerland

Chapter 8 Transmedia Storytelling and Mega-Narration: Audiovisual Production in Converged Media Environments

Chapter 9 Web 2.0: An Argument Against Convergence

Chapter 10 The Deconverging Convergence of the Global Communication Industries in the Twenty-First Century

Chapter 11 Deconstructing the Music Industry Ecosystem

Chapter 12 Is Convergence the “Killer Bug” in the Media Ecosystem? The Case of Flemish Media Policymaking 2010–2015

Chapter 13 Connected TV: Conceptualizing the Fit Between Convergence and Organizational Strategy Within a Contingency Theory Framework: The Case of Germany

Chapter 14 Regulatory (de) Convergence: Localism, Federalism, and Nationalism in American Telecommunications Policy

Chapter 15 The Triple-Network Convergence in China: Implementation and Challenges