A Hierarchical Analysis Of Television

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...that many things are based on a complex hierarchical structure. The obvious things are corporations and governments where there is a power structure in place. Sometimes, there are complicated charts showing who reports to whom. Other things are hierarchical as well but the order is not quite so obvious. In delving into television, there does seem to be a hierarchy. Yet, the discussion of such is related to interpretation. Clearly, there is no set hierarchy. No one comes out and says that cartoons are not important but drama is very important. Some genres do sink to the bottom, and some do not even make it to the first rung of the ladder. However, much goes to interpretation.
In examining network television and considering the majority of viewers, cable television is artistic, but too offensive for general viewing. There is a stigma attached to cable shows, but there is also an elitist quality. HBO costs more than ordinary cable and so, those who watch the programming regularly may be in a higher...

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