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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Disney Channel"”.
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Being non-binary on Japanese Disney Channel: An analysis of the gendered language used in The Owl House
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-12-04 without embargo terms
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The (mis)representation of interracial couples in television advertisements
… zero interracial relationships are portrayed on Disney channel. The potential effects of this representation and portrayal are driven by cultivation theory and social cognitive theory.
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Consuming Before they Can Walk: An Analysis of Media Literacy Education on the Top Preschool Programming Blocks on Television
… of the preschool series on PBS, Nickelodeon, and Disney Channel to determine how the development of preschool programming on each network has contributed to the content they produce for preschoolers. The thesis then moves onto a study comparing media themed episodes from the top series from each …
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Content Analysis of Food Advertising in the Context of Targeted Age
… children (Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and Disney Channel) indicated that sweets/snacks were the most dominant food category (30.1%), followed by cereals (22.4%), salted snacks (15.3%), then beverages (10.3%) in food advertisements targeting children. All sweets/snacks, cereals, and the …
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Bratz, BFFs, princesses and popstars: femininity and celebrity in tween popular culture
… and A Cinderella Story (2004, 2008, 2011), and Disney Channel programming and Original Movies, Hannah Montana (2006-2011) and Camp Rock (2008, 2010). It forges a dialogue between postfeminism, film and television, celebrity, and the figure of the tween, in order to examine how the tween is both …
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR THE TRAFFIC INVENTORY DEPARTMENT OF THE DISNEY ABC TELEVISION GROUP
… was told by my boss in my early days working for Disney ABC Television Group. This principle is quite simple: if the one person who knows how to do the job walks out the door and is hit by a Mack truck, we have a problem; no one else knows how to do what that person did. And when it comes to …