Communication Research

The Process of Team Success in TV Programing Teams; a Grounded Theory Research

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

Abbas Nezhadabdollah 1
Ali Asghar Fani 2
Hasan Danaei Fard 3
Jalil Delkhah 4

1 Behavioral Management

2 Associate Prof. In Management, Tarbiat Modares Uni.

3 Full Prof. In Management, Tarbiat Modares Uni.

4 Assistant Prof. In Management, Tarbiat Modares Uni.

https://doi.org/10.22082/cr.2018.83993.1567
Abstract
More than 1,500 programs are produced annually by programing teams for IRIB TV channels in Iran, but only a few of them can be successful in producing as brand. The study conducted using grounded theory method to explain success in TV programming teams. Data was collected through deep interview (from 15 successful TV programs directors and producers) with judgment purposive sampling, and then analyzed through three stages of coding (open, axial, and selective). The research findings indicate that when teams are successfully organized (causal condition), they eventually reach to high level of maturity (Central Fenomenal). Team maturity along with the organization adaptation, team (context factors) and the maintenance charges, as well as attracting audience (intervening factors) are unified to team excellence, and the outcome will be team success.

Keywords

IRIB
grounded theory
Successful TV Program
Team Maturity
Process of Team Success
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  • Receive Date 11 March 2018
  • Revise Date 14 April 2018
  • Accept Date 17 May 2018

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