dr. ML (Michael) Wayne

Biography

Michael holds a PhD in sociology from the University of Virginia, USA. From 2015 to 2018, Michael was a Kreitman Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Communication Studies at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. He is currently a member of the Global Internet TV Consortium and previously served as the managing editor of The Communication Review between 2011 and 2015.

Michael’s research uses a variety of qualitative methods to address television industries, audiences, and texts from a critical perspective. His work has been published in Media, Culture & SocietyJournal of Popular Culture,* Interactions: Studies in Communication & Culture*, and Journal of Popular Television.

Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication

Assistant professor | Department of Media and Communication
Email
wayne@eshcc.eur.nl

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Work

  • Michael Wayne (2019) - Branding Young: Marketing OTTs in the Shadow of Netflix (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Michael Wayne (2019) - Constructing the Racist Past in a Post-Racial Age: Colorblind Audiences and Cinemax’s The Knick (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Michael Wayne (2019) - Off-the-Record and Into Print: Making the Most of Industry Interviews in the Age of Netflix (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Michael Wayne (2019) - “Stagnation is the New Up”: A Case Study of Global SVODs and Multi-Channel Providers in Israel (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Michael Wayne (2019) - “Stagnation is the New Up”: Netflix Original Series and Multi-Channel Providers in Israel (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Michael Wayne (2018) - Netflix and the National Television Industry: Examining Multi-Channel Providers in Israel (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic

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Participating in specific understandings of Jewish identity through acts of paid subscription

Mike Wayne (ESHCC) and Matt Sienkiewicz (Boston College) publish study examining the role of minority identity in competition among niche streaming services.

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