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...Yingchuan Yang Abstract In the 1950s and 1960s, rural radio networks were erected all across China, operated and maintained by local residents who worked as technicians, correspondents, and broadcasters. This article introduces the radio network as a complex and diverse technological infrastructure...

... Mayflower doctrine—a ban on broadcast editorials—the dispute served as fodder for New Deal–era progressive media reformers. This article unpacks Lewis’s mostly forgotten role as an unwitting catalyst of progressive media regulations through reconsidering the FCC’s 1948 Mayflower hearings, which resulted...

... southern Lebanon and broadcast it to the public. This video, followed by numerous others, had an impact on the growing popularity of the movement and, even more so, on the construction of their image in the minds of both their public and the Israeli one. First broadcast by national media, these videos...

... . Bluem A. William . Documentary in American Television: Form, Function, Method . New York : Hastings House , 1965 . Bodroghkozy Aniko . Equal Time: Television and the Civil Rights Movement . Urbana : University of Illinois Press , 2012 . Broadcasting . “ Intertel Program Prompts...

... Communications Satellite Policy , 47–48 . 48. The earliest satellites had to pause telephone and telegraph service use in order to broadcast television, as TV required much more bandwidth. Early Bird, for example, could carry 240 channels or one TV broadcast but not at the same time. Later satellites...

... events, between industries. For example, images of history offer a plethora of promotional resources which can connect the public rela- tions, broadcasting and tourist trades. In part this is because histori- cal events have-or ideally should have-well understood sited4 So, while the Bicentennial...

... Free Europe, which broadcasts to the Warsaw Pact nations, and Radio Liberty, which broadcasts to the Soviet Union. He also called for the creation of Radio Marti to beam directly to Cuba, and an expanded television satellite effort to popularize more efficiently U.S...

... of the drama of the disclosures but also in terms of the range and quality of reporting. Telling the story of how Congolese Wikileaks cables circulated via print, broadcast, and (overwhelmingly) online media outlets, I hope to illuminate how information travels in a digital sphere that is at once...

... watching a television docudrama, Gossip in the Forest, about the signing of the World War I Armistice. Although the audience for the broadcast may have totaled several hundred thousand people in the New York area alone, I, as most of the audience, watched it alone. At no time did I feel that I...

... appear anonymously since their usernames do not show up on-­screen. The shared experience of anonymous viewing and par- ticipation in synchronous communication becomes the core objective of many Nico Nico users.57 Zaitokukai frequently broadcasts its gatherings, actions, and announcements...

... positionings, sometimes to the extent that broadcasters and editorialists become ideological gatekeepers of broad political blocs; and (3) media messaging plays and has always played a crucial role in activism, and in that way, exegesis of historical representations cannot be treated as a tertiary category...

... to radio more frequently than whites,8 corporate marketers increasingly used radio advertising to reach African-American consumers. Between 1961 and 1966, American corporations, according to Broadcasting (another advertising trade journal), increased their advertising bud- get for black...

...’ movement grew in size, the student movement also ballooned and forced the state to act. Official Communist Party leaders scrambled to respond to the mass movement growing at the square, culminating in a series of harsh injunctions over party broadcasts and in the official party publication that further...

... of their fellow citizens were in dire need of support and care. Perhaps that is the problem around current understandings of breaking news—that it must somehow be live, in a broadcast sense, to be truly breaking. Breaking news is the bread and butter of both local TV newscasts and cable newscasts. CNN rose...

... his own trade magazine after working in the advertising department of Broadcasting magazine. He noticed that Broadcasting was geared towards only one half of the economic equation of the broadcast industry-sta- tions and managers-rather than the needs of the product sponsor...

... [email protected]. RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW 72:78-83 1998 SELECTED PROJECTS IN LABOR EDUCATION/79 Madison Labor Kadio Network The Madison Labor Radio Network produces Madison Labor Radio. Our program is broadcast from 5:30-6:OO pm, every Friday...

... the “test” of the defeat surprisingly well.25 Nor did German sol- diers succumb to increased Soviet propaganda during the holiday season. Attempts by Red Army propaganda companies to encourage desertion via leaflets and the broadcast of revised German carols from...

... in the documenting and recording of African music: by Hugh Tra- cey and Percival Kirby. Tracey’s research has perhaps become more widely known through the pages of African Music, the journal he founded, and through his later involvement in broadcasting. His research trips, funded first out of his own pocket...

.... The main daily news programs, as well as several popular TV shows, were broadcast from Africa. All this was accompanied by Africa 05, “the biggest celebration of Afri- can culture ever organised in Britain,” partly financed by the British government.1 In case anyone was unaware of the fact, Tony Blair...

... against broadcasters for, basically, racist broadcasting. That was during the civil rights era, but it illustrates something like today’s media justice movement at work decades and decades ago. Also, when local activists started public access television in the 1970s, that was media justice work...