TV Reception via Social Media Analysis: The Case of Doc – Nelle tue mani

Stefania Antonioni is associate professor of Television Studies at the Department of Communication, Humanities and International Studies of the University of Urbino Carlo Bo. Her research interests include transmedia narratives, audience reception online and offline, TV serial narratives, visual studies. She authored the book Imagining. Serialità, narrazioni cinematografiche e fotografia nella pubblicità contemporanea (2016) and several articles, among which “‘SKAM Italia Did it Again’: The Multiple Lives of a Format Adaptation from Production to Audience Experience”, in Critical Studies in Television 16(4) 2021 (with L. Barra and C. Checcaglini); “From Parenthood to Tutto può succedere: Ready-made elements and cultural translation”, in VIEW Journal of European Television History & Culture 9(17) 2020 (with C. Checcaglini).

Dominic Holdaway is associate professor of Film at the Department of Communication, Humanities and International Studies of the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, where he teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in film history, film distribution and media industry studies. His research is focused on the politics of audiovisual media, both in terms of production/ distribution politics and representation agendas. He is currently working on a NETIAS CAT project entitled Screening European Populisms. He has published various articles on Italian film and television, including “The Neglected Spaces of Feminism and Queer in Contemporary Italian Political Cinema”, in Zapruder World (2020) and “Peppino Impastato in Made and Unmade Scripts: The Standards and the Limits of Engaged Cinema”, in La valle dell’Eden (2022).