The Big Broadcast: 1920 - 1950
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THE THESIS
The Big Broadcast: 1920 - 1950 chronicles the formative decades of radio broadcasting in America.
THE SCOPE MAP
- A detailed examination of the early development of radio technology and its societal impact.
- Exploration of the golden age of radio, including popular programming, stars, and the evolution of genres.
- Analysis of radio's role during significant historical events, such as World War II.
- Discussion of the business and regulatory aspects that shaped the industry.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized for its comprehensive scope and detailed historical account of early American radio. The book is valued for its thorough research into the technological, cultural, and historical significance of broadcasting during its foundational period. It serves as a key reference for understanding the medium's evolution and its profound influence on society. The authors' expertise provides a solid foundation for the historical narrative presented.
Page Count:
301
Publication Date:
1972-06-02
Publisher:
Viking Press
ISBN-10:
067016240X
ISBN-13:
9780670162406
History
Non-Fiction
Media Studies
Cultural History
Broadcasting History
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