The Netflix Effect: Teens, Binge Watching, and On-Demand Digital Media Trends

Pub Date : 2014-05-21 DOI:10.1353/JEU.2014.0002
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As more of the audience for television shows opts to view them via Netflix, the practice of binge watching several episodes in a row is becoming normalized quickly. As a result, networks as well as content producers and distributors are rolling out more shows for toddlers, tweens, and teens via video-on-demand, over-the-top streaming services, and mobile apps. This essay explores the debates and discourses circulating in the popular press and online concerning the impact of an on-demand media culture. With seemingly infinite viewing options, instant gratification of converged media enabling TV everywhere, and social networks of TV chatter forming a digital water cooler, new modes of televisual engagement are emerging in youth culture.
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Netflix效应:青少年、疯狂观看和点播数字媒体趋势
随着越来越多的电视观众选择通过Netflix观看剧集,连续狂看几集的做法正迅速成为常态。因此,网络以及内容制作商和分销商正在通过视频点播、顶级流媒体服务和移动应用程序为幼儿、青少年和青少年推出更多节目。这篇文章探讨了在大众媒体和网上流传的关于随需应变媒体文化影响的辩论和话语。随着看似无限的观看选择,融合媒体的即时满足使电视无处不在,电视聊天的社交网络形成了一个数字饮水机,新的电视参与模式正在青年文化中出现。
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