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• Reality TV's 'Airline' Takes Off on Second Season  -  Reuters via Yahoo! News  (Mar 11, 2004) .
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• The Construction of Reality in Television News.
• It is relevant to start by looking at the general context under which news in presented through television. ... The importance of the news in building an audience exophorically for television companies is emphasised by Fiske:.
• All television channels or networks use an early evening news program to lead into their prime-time schedules. ...
• In this way, television companies use their evening news to build a substantial audience for what follows, the 'prime-time, prime profit advertisements that are to be wedged apart by programmes' (ibid. ...
• Furthermore, the companies producing television news exist within the construct of a particular society. This society has its own ethos or set of moral codes and (avoiding digression into moral philosophy) it is inevitable, and indeed unavoidable, that these ingrained values will be projected upon the representation of reality. In other words the news does not just reflect society it exists within it, and this must influence its interpretation of reality. ... Imagine for a moment a prime-slot television news programme saying, 'our culture sees Islamic women as mistreated, but. ...
• In these ways we see, before actually analysing news programmes themselves, a clear trend of constructed reality within the contextual framework of televisual news.
• Hartley (1982: p20) roughly divides the methods in which televisual news constructs reality in two groups. ...
• For example, the duration of time between a story 'breaking' and its coverage is obviously a key factor which help to produce the illusion of television news being up to the minute. Viewers tend to consider television as more 'up to the minute' than other forms of news circulation because access is instant - one can simply turn on a television rather than going to a newsagent. ...
• The seemingly cynical statement that all of the news on television is bad news is quite true and accurate. ... This is a telltale sign of construction of reality by news broadcasters in two ways: firstly all the events of the world are obviously not bad (if the news is to be .
• The desire for a dramatic item can provoke extreme measures from journalists; Chandler (1995: www) cites the following (quite enlightening) example that shows a blatant construction of reality: 'On landing in the (Belgian) Congo during it's evacuation, an American journalist rushed over to group of white women asking, 'has anyone here been raped, and speaks English?' (Chandler 1995: www document).

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• This summer, at least two European reality-based TV shows are on their way, like a tidal wave, across the Atlantic: "Survival" and "Big Brother".
• TV producers use "reality-based" to describe any show that uses ordinarily people instead of professional actors.
• "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," for example, was originally a European reality-based show that came to the U. ...
• The new reality shows this summer take the idea of "watching ordinary people in extraordinary situations" much, much farther.
• So far, in fact, that the shows have sparked an international debate on privacy, authenticity, and television ethics.
• They should be a little less racy than the European versions (rules for broadcast television in America are stricter than in most of Europe, where, for example, partial nudity is allowed. ...
• TV used to be, like the movies, an escape from reality. ...
• Supporters say most people have fantasies of peering through their neighbors' walls --"reality shows" allow them to indulge those fantasies in a relatively safe, controlled way.
• In this case exhibitionism and voyeurism combine to create wildly popular television.
• What do you think? How do you feel about reality based TV? Tell us why you plan to watch. ...

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• Get ready for Reality CentralBy Bill Keveney, USA TODAY At times, reality TV seems to be on 24 hours a day. By January, two men hope to make that a reality. ...
• 'Survivors' Tina Wesson and Richard Hatch will be part of the new reality channel.
• Larry Namer, who co-founded E! Entertainment (originally as Movietime Channel), and Blake Mycoskie, a contestant from The Amazing Race, plan to launch Reality Central, a round-the-clock cable network focusing on the genre. ...
• Reality Central will offer programs focusing on existing reality series, including a news show with promotional clips, gossip, ratings and casting information; a contestant interview show, with viewer questions and a where-are-they-now? show. One show will follow the making of Reality Central. ...
• Foreign reality shows would be presented, as would repeats of popular U. ...
• Namer disagrees with critics who say the reality genre could be a passing fancy. ...
• To them, reality TV is television. ...
• He raised the $500,000 in investment money from reality grand-prize winners, including Survivor's Tina Wesson and Ethan Zohn and the first two winning pairs from The Amazing Race.
• The network has signed more than 25 reality contestants for promotion and marketing, including Survivor's Richard Hatch and Jerri Manthey; Kevin O'Connor and Drew Feinberg, the bald Amazing Race duo; Temptation Island's Kaya Wittenburg and Marcellus from Big Brother.
• Reality Central won't have the luxury of the vast U. ... And it's unclear how foreign reality shows will perform, says Gerbrandt. ...

• The Thin Blurred Line: Reality Television and Policing .
• Firstly, the construction of a police reality through reality television shows such as Police, Camera, Action! and the US show COPS in which police-media relations collude to produce a unified crime fighter image of policing. ...
• The CCTV footage in reality police shows suggest a further development of Foucault's account of panopticism as proposed by Lyon, Haggerty & Ericson and Armstrong among others. ...
• In a media democracy, where soundbites and spin are the core characteristics of media output across the ever-blurring boundaries between factual news, news-responsive drama, and reality TV, Reiner's comments that 'policing in Great Britain has always been as much a matter of image as of substance' (Reiner 1994:11) have never been more pertinent. ...
• This paper will briefly explore some of the key issues that have arisen from this form of television. Specifically, the media construction of a reality of policing; secondly, legal questions pertaining to both privacy and contempt of court; and thirdly and perhaps more broadly, some comments are offered on the question of surveillance and Foucauldian notions of panoptics. ...
• Germaine Greer has commented that 'Reality television is not the end of civilisation as we know it: it is civilisation as we know it. ...
• Reality television programmes that follow the emergency and rescue services, including 999, Police, Camera, Action!, Children's Hospital, Jimmy's and several imported shows from the United States including Cops and America's Most Wanted. ...
• It is this third category of reality television that concerns us here, in particular those programmes that either use surveillance footage from closed circuit television or police cameras and the fly on the wall documentary about police work, sometimes referred to as the 'media ride-along'. ...
• Similarly, it was the development of lightweight cameras and synchronised sound recording that significantly aided the development of reality television. Fetveit (1999) notes that the reality television show relies on three types of visual evidence, 'authentic footage from camera crews observing arrests or rescue operations; footage from surveillance videos and recordings (often by amateurs) of dramatic accidents and dangerous situations' (Fetveit 1999:792). The reality police show is predominantly shot using camera crews and surveillance videos. ... One of the earliest examples on British television was Police, Camera, Action! in 1994 in which police surveillance footage taken from patrol cars and helicopters is broadcast anchored by ex-ITN news reader Alistair Stewart. ...
• These include Carlton Television's Blues and Twos that used miniature cameras placed on the uniforms of rescue crews; in November 1995 a two-hour live programme following four police forces around the country called Police Action Live and most recently, a similar format was used for Police 2001. ...
• Despite their justifications of public interest, the reality police show has encountered considerable criticism, suggesting that this form of television is about: 'maximising ratings whilst minimising production costs. ...
• The Independent Television Commission considered real crime programmes to be "very patchy indeed" and "a bit tacky" (The Independent 25th April 1996). ... As well as these ethical concerns, there are questions about reality programming contributing to the decline in broadcasting standards and the increase in tabloid television: .

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• Variety reports that MGM Television is developing a new reality show called The Real Rocky, which will give an unknown boxer the chance to fight an established one. NBC also has a reality series coming up about boxing. ...
• Reality Central, a new 24/7 reality television cable network set to launch later this year, is searching for 'The Intern. ' This take on 'The Apprentice' will pit seven contestants in a 4-month (120 day) regional internship in which they will compete against each other in a number of marketing, publicity, and entrepreneurial challenges revolving around the launch of Reality Central. At the end of the four month period, the winner will receive an all expense paid trip to Los Angeles to meet Blake Mycoskie, founder and COO of Reality Central, meet the other Reality Central team, and get an inside look at business in Hollywood. ...

• They are known as "reality" shows featuring real people in unreal situations. ...
• A few weeks ago I watched a "reality" show about train crashes. ...
• "Reality" shows have no plot, no character development, little dialogue, only action and or violence. ...
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• ET), is a reality television first: a reluctant hero. ...
• That's a strange thing to say, and an even stranger thing for a reality show to include in a final cut. ...
• ) But the show is really about a guy who gets his own reality show and then immediately realizes that maybe this wasn't such a good idea. Todd has been forced to quit his job in favor of a paper route, go out with a woman he used to date and doesn't like, and live with his television-appointed therapist. ... When Todd finally did sign, he deadpanned, "If you can trust anyone, it's reality television. ...
• Todd has good reason not to trust ToddTV, but I trust its creators, if only because they're honest about the fact that they're making a minor, made-for-cable reality show with an absurd premise and a lazy, half-assed star. All this meta-reality also has some humorous side effects. ToddTV captures a Los Angeles overrun by reality television and its has-beens, castoffs, and wannabes. ... When Nicole talks about how hard reality shows can be on the participants, she sounds like an old sailor talking about the perils of the sea. ... , appearing on a reality show is an eventuality. ...
• One young woman gets in Todd's face outside a local bar: "You're like a gerbil," she says, "A gerbil for reality TV. ... " Given such hatred, and the lack of respect even those of us who are addicted to reality TV tend to feel for its participants, I expected the voters to torture Todd far more than they have. ... Reality TV can be exploitative, disappointing, and cruel, but apparently its fans are still kind.

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• My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiancé is the latest reality show from Fox which seems to be a cross between Joe Millionaire and last year's hit movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding (which is supposedly where the idea came from). ...
• Fox seems to be pumping out these reality shows faster than any other network. ...
• But Fox isn't the only network regurgitating reality shows. ...
• I can't even believe that the networks are already spinning off reality shows. ...
• Maybe the suits over at Fox are riding on their ace reality show American Idol to pick up the slack from last year's smash, Joe Millionaire. ...
• I miss those good 'ole scripted television shows about nothing, like Seinfeld. ...
• But until America realizes just how ridiculous these reality shows are and the networks retreat to scripted programming, the only thing to hold any rational thinking television viewer off is reruns of Seinfeld. ...

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• Networks are cuckoo for reality TV! Who can blame them? With their low costs and sky-high ratings generating tons of advertising revenue, they're the biggest boon to networks' bottom lines in years. Reality shows have also come to countries facing severe economic downturns and catastrophic unemployment. ... Maybe this bleak-reality TV could play in the United States as well. ...

• -- Inspired by the eyepopping ratings of last summer's Survivor, reality-based television ranging from the smarmy to the musical returns to the air with a vengeance this month. ...
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• By Tim Kiska / Detroit News Television Writer     PASADENA, Calif. -- Inspired by the eyepopping ratings of last summer's Survivor, reality-based television ranging from the smarmy to the musical returns to the air with a vengeance this month. ...
•    Three reality-based shows debut on network television this week alone. And, in what will undoubtedly be the television event of the month, the son of Survivor -- Survivor: The Australian Outback -- airs on CBS immediately after the Super Bowl. ...
•    But this next wave of reality shows -- particularly a sex-filled Fox program called Temptation Island, in which unmarried couples are encouraged to cheat on their partners, and which has drawn protests before it even airs -- has again raised the question of whether reality TV is cheapening television and American morals in general. ...
•    "Just when you think they can't push the lowest denominator on television, it keeps getting lower," said Tom De Lisle, a veteran Detroit television producer and writer who has worked in Hollywood. ...
• was riveting, reality-based television, produced with a kind of care and intelligence. ...
•    So why are viewers being inundated with such fare? Reality shows are "easier and cheaper to produce," UPN president Dean Valentine told TV critics gathered here this week to preview the midseason replacement shows. ...
•    -- Temptation Island -- The sexiest of the new reality crop features eight unmarried couples at a tropical resort, where they split up and date attractive singles. ...
•    -- The competition -- And more reality is waiting in the wings, like these shows coming but not yet scheduled on UPN: Vince McMahon, the promotional brain behind WWF wrestling, is developing Manhunt, in which a human is chased through a jungle by hunters; Chains of Love, in which a young woman is handcuffed to a group of young men and casts them off one at a time until she settles on the one she likes, and When Chefs Attack: America's Filthiest Restaurants. ...

• Reality television has hit a new low.
• MTV’s Becoming, a television show that literally transforms fans into their favourite idols, is the next battle in our war with our own identities, and we’re losing .
• Until now, reality shows played off our guilty voyeuristic desires, allowing us to peer into the lives of "regular people," while bringing out the worst qualities of the human experience. ...
• Becoming has, in a very peculiar way, raised the bar of reality television. ...
• And reality tv doesn't warp society's beliefs and values, it reflects them. ...

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• What is reality TV?.
• Reality TV is the name given to the new genre of programs that features "real" people in "real" circumstances. The latest generation of reality programs such as Big Brother and Survivor differ from earlier reality programming such as Weddings and RPA, which followed more of a socio-documentary model. ...
• European television programmers first developed the concept of taking ordinary people and putting them into unusual game-show-style situations, from which a winner would emerge. ... Since then, reality TV has become a major phenomenon in the US with most major networks screening some type of reality program and the forthcoming season likely to contain as many as 20 reality shows. Similarly, reality programming has proved to be a big ratings winner and media success in Australia.
• The invasion of reality TV has begun and the craze is set to grow in Australia due to its popularity with young audiences. Programs such as Survivor and Big Brother have proved to be big winners for the networks ----- so what's the attraction? For the networks, reality TV shows are a cheap alternative to other programming. ... TV executives are constantly on the lookout for new reality formats to grab their share of the youth audience, a difficult market for advertisers to reach.
• How weird, treacherous or degrading will reality programs become in a bid to maximise ratings? Those offended by reality TV claim that such programs rely on invasions of privacy or placing ordinary people in increasingly extreme situations for the sake of ratings. ...
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• Critics argue "reality" programming would appear to have little in common with reality. ... Some ask whether television is even capable of conveying reality ----- does human behavior change once under scrutiny of a camera? .
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• Lindsay Pfeffer '06 looks at the obsession of the American public with reality TV shows as a blaring societal flaw.
• By Lindsay Pfeffer Published: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 It's here again -- a whole new slew of reality television shows, each one just begging to spark public interest. ...
• First of all, just what is reality television, really? Nope, it's not reality. ...
• It seems that reality television has become an infinite celebration of human superficiality. ...
• An obvious effect of the influx of reality television shows is the American obsession with love relationships. ...
• "Married by America" is even more disturbing because of its objective to marry off two people who are selected by the television audience. ...
• The reality scene has also provided a tainted portrayal of women. ...
• Reality television may be here to stay, unless America gets smart and recognizes the senselessness that is inherent in the concept of unrealistic "reality" TV. ...
• Whatever the reason, reality shows have given Americans increased motivation to lounge around in their living rooms while munching on potato chips, and wondering why they live to watch other people live on their television sets. ...

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• Just as it took the networks six months to get into the game show business following the success of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," they're just now getting around to sending in the reality TV clones. ...
• It's one thing to compete for a prize and double-cross a teammate, but to betray a lover on national television, well, as one of the cast members of "Temptation Island" puts it, "That's low. ...
• The WB's reality efforts are comparatively sweet and good-natured, particularly a special airing Feb. ...
• At UPN, the reality series in development are more macho in keeping with the network's efforts to reach young men. ...
• UPN president Dean Valentine said reality TV has become a hot property because young viewers are finding it harder to suspend disbelief while watching scripted programs.
• "We are finding both in surveys that we take -- and you can kind of note from anecdotal experience of watching your own kids -- they need a greater sense of reality in what they're watching," Valentine said. "We can leave aside the question of how much reality there is in reality, but clearly there's more of it. ...
• Jamie Kellner, CEO of The WB, said TV is cyclical, and right now reality programming is hot and sitcoms are not. Ultimately, he said, reality TV will run its course and sitcoms will return. ...
• But due to a looming strike by writers and actors this summer, the popularity of reality TV, which doesn't require actors or writers, will probably be extended.
• "I do think reality television can be far more prolific in terms of its development because of the potential strike," said WB Entertainment president Susanne Daniels. ...
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