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Media Domestication - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Wooden cabinet doors could hide the screen (Chambers, 2016).
    - - Where the TV sits changes the use of domestic space.
    - - Its appearance helps make it acceptable in the living room.
  - - - family members negotiate how it's used together
    - - some uses become private rather than communal
    - - becomes part of daily schedules
  - - - a new technology enters the household
    - - Buying reflects a family's priorities and resources.
  - - - A family's TV habits become visible to visitors and others.
    - - Showing a TV can communicate household taste or status.
    - - Shared ways of using TV can shape later products.
- - - - Wooden doors hid the screen (Chambers, 2016).
    - - TV became a focus for family gathering (Chambers, 2016).
  - - - Family meals often followed programme times (Chambers, 2016).
    - - Watching together required family negotiation (Chambers, 2016).
  - - - TV unites the family (Chambers, 2016)
    - - TV was feared to divide families (Chambers, 2016).
    - - adverts idealised the middle-class family
  - - - Ads promised travel, but sets rarely left home (Chambers, 2016).
    - - Second sets in bedrooms weakened shared viewing (Chambers, 2016).