1. Postmodern Television

2. Postmodern Style in TV Animated Series Horror Films Television News
Children’s Television

3. Avant Garde Experimental and Innovative works particularly in Art.
Picasso
Virginia Woolf
Public Service Television of European Nations

4. Postmodernism and Value
The Simpsons
Intertextual Complexity
Self-Awareness
Relevance to fragmented media landscapes

5. Audiences and Postmodernism
Global distribution of news picture
Use of simple narrative frameworks
Importance of Iconic images
Global network of interconnected television broadcasting

6. Melodramatic narrative structures of Soap Opera and Romance
Law, Order and Crime are perceived in terms of the codes of television police series

7. Postmodernism and Globalization

8. Promotes consumer culture
Integrates global and local cultural meanings
Addresses multiple audiences across different generations
It blurs the boundaries between past and present
Draws on the audience’s inter-textual knowledge of other media texts & brands

9. Whose Postmodernism? Feminism Fragmentary Identities Jennifer Wicke
Margaret Ferguson

10. Consumerism and Television
Consumer Culture
Advertisements
Desire for shopping and commodities
Representation of Exotic and foreign places