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An Inquiry into the Political Economy of Hockey Night in Canada: Critically Assessing Issues of Ownership, Advertising, and Gendered Audiences

机译:加拿大曲棍球之夜的政治经济学探究:严格评估所有权,广告和性别观众的问题

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Background This article employs a political economic analysis of the CBCs Hockey Night in Canada (HNIC) program. It critically investigates both the recent Rogers Communications takeover of the popular public broadcasting program and the history of HNIC's gendered audiences.Analysis Utilizing a feminist version of Dallas Smythe's theory of the audience commodity, the author argues that the Rogers takeover represents the most recent manifestation of the complicity between patriarchy and capitalism that has persisted throughout the history of HNICConclusion and implications It is also argued that the general political economy of HNIC represents a site of analysis that has been largely ignored by communications scholars, and that the program's significance as a Canadian institution thus merits further critical inquiry.
机译:背景信息本文采用CBC的加拿大曲棍球之夜(HNIC)计划的政治经济学分析。它批判性地研究了罗杰斯通信公司最近对流行的公共广播节目的接管以及HNIC的性别观众的历史。利用达拉斯·史密斯的受众商品理论的女权主义版本,作者认为罗杰斯的接管代表了罗杰斯的接管。在整个HNIC的历史上一直存在着父权制和资本主义之间的共谋。结论和影响还指出,HNIC的总体政治经济学代表了一个分析场所,传播学者对此基本上忽略了,该计划作为加拿大机构的重要性因此值得进一步批评。

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