%0 Journal Article
%T Poland¡¯s Return To Europe: Polish Terrestrial Broadcasters And TV Fiction
%A Sylwia Szostak
%J View : Journal of European Television History and Culture
%D 2012
%I Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision
%X The changing political sphere in 1989 and the subsequent 2004 European Union accession had a profound impact on Poland¡¯s economic, political and social spheres. Both events are considered to have marked Poland¡¯s ¡®return to Europe¡¯ and strengthened the relations with its Western neighbours. This article examines the changing patterns of television fiction programming flow in Poland in the post-Soviet era, exploring the impact of those two events on Poland¡¯s audiovisual sector. This article therefore assesses whether, and if so ¨C how, this metaphorical ¡®return to Europe¡¯ is manifested on Polish television screens.
%K TV fiction
%K Poland
%K importation
%K Europeanization
%K programming
%U http://rdbg.tuxic.nl/euscreen-ojs/index.php/view/article/view/18