Media imperialism beyond the Anglo-Saxon axis, or negotiated hybridity? Neo-Orientalist telenovelas and transnational business in Brazilian television

Keyphrases

• Anglo-Saxon 100%
• Brazilian Television 100%
• Content Flow 33%
• Cultural Forces 33%
• Developing Countries 33%
• East Asian Countries 33%
• Economic Forces 33%
• Ethnic Background 33%
• Hybridity 100%
• Media Content 33%
• Media Imperialism 100%
• Middle Eastern 33%
• National Audience 33%
• Optimistic Approach 33%
• Political Forces 33%
• Private Actors 33%
• Public Actors 33%
• Religious Background 33%
• Southeast Asian 33%
• Telenovelas 100%
• Television Content 66%
• Tourist Spots 33%
• Transnational 33%
• Transnational Business 100%

Arts and Humanities

• 1960s 33%
• 1970s 33%
• Anglo-Saxon 100%
• Axis 100%
• Driving 33%
• Exotic 33%
• Hybridity 100%
• Jargon 33%
• Media Content 33%
• Millennium 33%
• Orientalist 100%
• Protagonist 33%
• storylines 33%
• Telenovelas 100%
• television producers 33%
• Transnational 100%

Social Sciences

• Developing Countries 50%
• Economics of Culture 50%
• Hybridity 100%
• Imperialism 100%
• Orientalist 100%