Figures 1–3
The development of types of research in HJFRT from 1998 to 2017. Lit. research = research on historical or theoretical literature. Documents = research on viewers, oral history, documents, press or programming practice. Progr. content = research on case studies, large numbers of programs or quantitative research on program data.
Figure 4
Types of research done for the conference Television Histories in Development (2011). Lit. research = research on historical or theoretical literature. Documents = research on viewers, oral history, documents, press or programming practice. Progr. content = research on case studies, large numbers of programs or quantitative research on program data. Streaming = research on streaming.
Video 1
An example of a transnational broadcast: View on Europe (Venster op Europa), Ted de Wit, Carillon Films, N.V. Philips, 1960. Watch the full video here.
Figure 5
The European-ness of issues of VIEW Journal between 2012 and 2021. Individual countries = national histories. Countries on Europe = individual countries on European subjects. European television = research on European television projects (e.g. Eurovision). Crossovers = research on programs that have for instance been broadcast in several countries. European research = transnational or European research. Archival practices = meta research on archival practices or theory.