The age of Netflix: critical essays on streaming media, digital delivery and instant access

Introduction / Cory Barker and Myc Wiatrowski

Part One: Netflix as Disruptor and as Cultural Institution

From Primetime to Anytime: Streaming Video, Temporality and the Future of Communal Television / Justin Grandinetti

Terms of Excess: Binge-Viewing as Epic-Viewing in the Netflix Era / Djoymi Baker

Streaming Culture, the Centrifugal Development of the Internet and Our Precarious Digital Future / Joseph Donica

Part Two: Netflix as Producer and as Distributor

Doing Time: Queer Temporalities and Orange Is the New Black / Maria San Filippo

Netflix and Innovation in Arrested Development's Narrative Construction / Maíra Bianchini and Maria Carmem Jacob de Souza

Circulating The Square: Digital Distribution as (Potential) Activism / James N. Gilmore

Part Three: Netflix as Narrowcaster and as Global Player

Binge-Watching in Practice: The Rituals, Motives and Feelings of Streaming Video Viewers / Emil Steiner

Narrowcasting, Millennials and the Personalization of Genre in Digital Media / Alison N. Novak

From Interactive Digital Television to Internet "Instant" Television: Netflix, Shifts in Power and Emerging Audience Practices from an Evolutionary Perspective / Vivi Theodoropoulou

Digital Delivery in Mexico: A Global Newcomer Stirs the Local Giants / Elia Margarita Cornelio-Marí.