Jeffrey Oberman
Contributor

Culture
Our Home and Native Mediocre TV
Canada’s Anemic Presence in the International Content Market
By Jeffrey Oberman
Culture
The end of Peak TV?
We are living in a Golden Age of Television - but can it last in the current climate?
By Jeffrey Oberman
Culture
The television crime drama goes global
Writers and producers outside the United States are breathing new life into a distinctly American genre
By Jeffrey Oberman
Culture
How binge-watching creates a new art form
A new art form is emerging, freed from the constraints of traditional movies and TV
By Jeffrey Oberman
Culture
How Hollywood sold its soul to the comic book fanboy
Jeffrey Oberman laments the decline of Hollywood’s creativity and the rise of the 17-year-old fanboy
By Jeffrey Oberman
Canada
The horrors of war and the human condition
François Dupeyron’s very personal and haunting 2002 film The Officers’ Ward addresses the horrors of war and the damages that are inflicted on the human spirit
By Jeffrey Oberman
Economy
How the CRTC lost the internet TV war
Jeffrey Oberman explains how the internet has doomed the CRTC’s policy of limiting access to non-Canadian content on TV