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New Regimes of Control: Television as Convergence Mediumged as technologies that changed the function of the television set from medium that exclusively transmits broadcasting signals to medium that can be used to watch films at home, record and time-shift television programmes or play video games. Thus, ancillary technologies transform the set into central ‘hub’ of media convergence.

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Introduction: Binge-Watching Netflixdiscussed in the chapters of Part I. However, building on these ideas of previous ancillary technologies, the analysis of Netflix in the following chapters also shows how it has pushed the concept of binge-watching to the forefront in its own structuring, branding and marketing.

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‘Quality’, ‘Popular’ and the Netflix Brand: Negotiating Taste or . (Netflix, 2015–) and its later movement towards more conventional sitcoms like . (Netflix, 2016–) or . (Netflix, 2017–). It is particularly the sitcom, with its long tradition as televisual genre, that betrays how problematic Netflix’ structure can be when it comes to the negotiation of ‘quality’ and ‘taste’.