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Claudio Pires Franco: The muddle earth journey: brand consistency and cross-media intertextuality in game adaptation
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Jason Mittell: Lengthy interactions with hideous men: Walter White and the serial poetics of television antiheroes
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Iain Robert Smith: Memento in Mumbai: a few more songs and a lot more ass kicking
Roberta Pearson: A case of identity: Sherlock, elementary and their national broadcasting systems
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Richard McCulloch: Whistle while you work: branding, critical reception and Pixar's production culture
Cécile Renaud: Hidden in plain sight: UK promotion, exhibition and reception of contemporary French film narrative
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Storytelling in the media convergence age : exploring screen narratives. ISBN 9781137388148. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2015. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
