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Introduction: Binge-Watching Netflix

2018
This introduction to Part II: Binge-Watching and the Re-invention of Control sets out the theoretical parameters for the next three chapters. This chapter grapples with the question of how to define binge-watching and how it can be approached from a variety of perspectives to take into account the various technologies that enable binge-watching and how
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The Evolution of Binge-Watching

The study examines the binge-watching habits popularized with the rise of digital media platforms and the effects of these habits on media consumption habits. Platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu have encouraged binge-watching by making content instantly accessible, offering viewers a seamless viewing experience.
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Investigating Series Binge-Watching

2022
A. John Bailer, Rosemary Pennington
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Binge-watching Television with Walt and Omar

2016
Abstract Emerging information technologies present us with abundant information about our world of subjects and objects. They also present us with a plurality of newly created worlds full of new, autonomous beings. Some of these new beings may seem to be mere fictions, but there is nothing mere about them.
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To resist or to purchase: The causal mechanism of binge-watching and program purchase

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2022
Jian Mou, Baixue Hu
exaly  

Binge watching: An exploration of the role of technology

Psychology and Marketing, 2020
Ambika Nanda
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