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2. The Role of “The Audience' in the Writing Process
3. Cover
4. Frontmatter
5. Soap Opera Critics and Criticism: Industry and Audience in an Era of Transformation
6. Hanging on by a Common Thread
7. Soaps for Tomorrow: Media Fans Making Online Drama from Celebrity Gossip
8. As the World Turns’ Luke and Noah and Fan Activism
9. References
10. The “Missing Years': How Local Programming Ruptured Days of Our Lives in Australia
11. SECTION FOUR: LEARNING FROM DIVERSE AUDIENCES
12. Constructing the Older Audience: Age and Aging in Soaps
13. Perspective: Fan Site Moderator QueenEve on Fan Activity around and against Soaps
14. The Evolution of the Fan Video and the Influence of YouTube on the Creative Decision-Making Process for Fans
15. SECTION THREE: EXPERIMENTING WITH PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION
16. Guiding Light: Relevance and Renewal in a Changing Genre
17. The Evolution of the Production Process of Soap Operas Today
18. Did the 2007 Writers Strike Save Daytime’s Highest-Rated Drama?
19. From Daytime to Night Shift: Examining the ABC Daytime/SOAPnet Primetime Spin-off Experiment
20. “What the hell does TIIC mean?' Online Content and the Struggle to Save the Soaps
21. It’s Not All Talk: Editing and Storytelling in As the World Turns
22. Agnes Nixon and Soap Opera “Chemistry Tests'
23. “The Rhetoric of the Camera in Television Soap Opera' Revisited: The Case of General Hospital
24. Growing Old Together: Following As the World Turns’ Tom Hughes through the Years
25. Perspective: Scholar Nancy Baym on Soaps after the O. J. Simpson Trial
26. The Ironic and Convoluted Relationship between Daytime and Primetime Soap Operas
27. Perspective: Scholar Louise Spence on Comparing the Soap Opera to Other Forms
28. Perspective: Scholar Jason Mittell on the Ties between Daytime and Primetime Serials
29. Preserving Soap History: What Will It Mean for the Future of Soaps?
30. Perspective: Scholar Robert C. Allen on Studying Soap Operas
31. Perspective: Writer Kay Alden on What Makes Soaps Unique
32. SECTION TWO: CAPITALIZING ON HISTORY
33. Of Soap Operas, Space Operas, and Television’s Rocky Romance with the Feminine Form
34. The Way We Were: The Institutional Logics of Professionals and Fans in the Soap Opera Industry
35. Giving Soaps a Good Scrub: ABC’s Ugly Betty and the Ethnicity of Television Formats
36. Perspective: Scholar Horace Newcomb on the Pleasures and Influence of Soaps
37. SECTION ONE: CHALLENGES TO THE FUTURE OF SOAPS
38. Perspective: Actor Tristan Rogers on Changes in Soaps’ Industry, Audiences, and Texts
39. Perspective: Writer Patrick Mulcahey on Changes in Soap Opera Writing Contracts
40. Perspective: Scholars Barbara Irwin and Mary Cassata on the State of U.S. Soap Operas
41. Daytime Budget Cuts
42. Perspective: Historian William J. Reynolds on Memories of The Edge of Night
43. Acknowledgments
44. Introduction: The Crisis of Daytime Drama and What It Means for the Future of Television
45. Discourses of Distribution. Circuit Models of Television
46. A life course perspective on fandom
47. Mental Competence and End-of-Life Decision Making: Death Row Volunteering and Euthanasia
48. Popular Culture Forms: Soap Operas
49. Introduction: Why Study Fans?
50. 13 Global Fandom/Global Fan Studies
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