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... This chapter analyzes the laws that regulated Cuban broadcasting prior to the launching of television. Cuba’s pre-television laws reflected the ongoing negotiations that took place in the island’s public sphere regarding the institutionalization of a commercial broadcasting system instead...

... on television. Since the broadcasting of modernity refers to industry and governmental efforts to employ television as a stage for the depiction of Cuba as a developed nation, the introduction engages with theories of modernity as well as Guy Debord’s theorization of spectacle. The ideological struggle...

..., legislation that drastically altered the conceptualization of Cuba’s broadcasting system, particularly regarding television programming, media creators, and audiences. television business democracy coup d’état Fulgencio Batista broadcasting regulation ...

... programming about the revolution, Fidel Castro’s ongoing appearances on television, and changes in commercial television’s programming flow. The chapter also analyzes Castro’s appearances on U.S. panel shows to demonstrate how language, politics, and control of production influenced his televised...

... This chapter explores the State’s top-down restructuring of television that took place in the early 1960s. Beginning with the nationalization of all television industries, new station names, high-culture-oriented programming, and a new broadcasting law, the State created a new television...

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