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The Television History Book (Television, Media & Cultural Studies) Export

edited by: Michelle Hilmes

(13 February 2004)

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Over the last half century, developments in television broadcasting haveexerted an immeasurable influence over our social, cultural, and economicpractices. With contributions by leading media scholars, _The TelevisionHistory Book _presents an overview of the of history of broadcasting in GreatBritain and the United States.With its integrated format, _The Television History Book _encourages readersto make connections between events and tendencies that both unite anddifferentiate these national broadcasting traditions. From the origins of thepublic service and commercial systems of broadcasting to the current period oftechnological and economic convergence, the book provides an accessibleoverview of the history of television technology, institutions, polices,programs, and audiences.The numerous "gray box" case studies illustrate the course of televisioninnovation and are accompanied by lists of recommended further reading and anextensive bibliography


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