The Netflix Effect examines the scope and influence of Netflix, a company at the forefront of the changing relationships between media and technology.
Ranging from politics, economics and technology to transnational distribution, audience agency, and binge watching, the chapters in this collection reveal the diverse value of Netflix as a case study as well as speaks to the dramatic shifts taking place within screen culture. It is an excellent and worthwhile contribution to debates that are increasingly central to media industry and audience research.
