Table of Content
Introduction Part I: The Meaning of History: An Introduction & Traditional Approach Briggs, Social History and Human Experience Gomery, "Methods for the Study of History of Broadcasting and Mass Communication" Meehan, "Critical Theorizing on Broadcast History" Baudino and Kittross, "Broadcasting''s Oldest Station: An Examination of Four Claimants" Flichy, "New Media History" Sterling, "Decade of Development: FM Radio in the 1950s" Part II: Audiences, Identity & Programming Collins, "Murrow and Friendly''s ''Small World'': Television Conversation at the Crossroads" Schwalbe, "Jacqueline Kennedy and Cold War Propaganda" Rogers and Clevenger "''The Selling of the Pentagon'': Was CBS the Fulbright Propaganda Machine?" Hilmes, "Invisible Men: ''Amos ''n'' Andy'' and the Roots of Broadcast Discourse" Smulyan, "Radio Advertising to American Women in the 1920s: A Latchkey to Every Home" Smulyan, "Live from Waikiki: Colonialism, Race, and Radio in Hawaii, 1934- 1963" Rodríguez, "Creating an Audience and Remapping a Nation: A Brief History of U.S. Spanish Language Broadcasting, 1930-1980" Part III: News, Information & Political Programming Allen, "Discovering ''Joe Six Pack'' Content in Television News: The Hidden History of Audience Research, News Consultants, and the Warner Class Model" Jones, "The Making of an Interventionist on the Air: Elmer Davis and CBS News, 1939-1941" Karnick, "NBC and the Innovation of TV News: 1945-1953" Culbert, "Television''s visual impact on decision-making in the USA, 1968: The Tet Offensive and Chicago''s Convention" Davies, "The First Radio War: Broadcasting in the Spanish Civil War, 1936- 1939" Ozmun, "Opportunity Deferred: A 1952 Case Study of a Woman in Network Television News" Part IV: Public Broadcasting Avery, "Exploring the Expanding Domain of Public Telecommunications Research" Aufderheide, "Public Television and the Public Sphere" Brinson, "Frieda Hennock: FCC Activist and the Campaign for Educational Television, 1948-1951" Part V: International & National Systems Donald R. Browne, "The International Newsroom: A Study of Practices at the Voice of America, BBC and Deutsche Welle" Cornwall, "Stirring Resistance from Moscow: The German Communists of Czechoslovakia and Wireless Propaganda in the Sudetenland, 1941-1945" Given, "Another Kind of Empire: The Voice of Australia, 1931-1939" Godfrey and Spencer, "Canadian Marconi: CFCF Television from Signal Hill to the Canadian Television Network" Guo, "A Chronicle of Private Radio in Shanghai" Hampton, "Early Hong Kong Television" Kerr, "African broadcasting pioneers and the origins of radio drama" Wiley, "Transnation: Globalization and the Reorganization of Chilean Television in the Early 1990s" Part VI: Law, Regulation & EthicsHugh G.J. Aitken, "Allocating the spectrum: The origins of radio regulation" Armstrong, "Constructing Television Communities: The FCC, Signals, and Cities,1948-1957" Stavitsky, "The Changing Conception of Localism in U.S. Public Radio" Horwitz, "The First Amendment Meets Some New Technologies" Leslie, "Ethics as Communication Theory: Ed Murrow''s Legacy" Levine, "Television Journalism on Trial: Westmoreland v. CBS" Limburg, "The Decline of Broadcast Ethics: U.S. v. NAB" Part VII: Industry, Business & Economics Gomery, "The centrality of media economics" Nielsen, "Television: Chicago Style" Mullen, "The pre-history of pay cable television: an overview and analysis" Parsons, "The Evolution of the Cable-Satellite Distribution System" Newell et al., "The Hidden History of Product Placement" Part VIII: Technology & Biography Sivowitch, "A Technological Survey of Broadcasting''s ''Pre-History,'' 1876-1920" Slotten, "Radio engineers, the Federal Radio Commission, and the Social Shaping of Broadcast Technology" Sterne, "Television Under Construction: American Television and the Problem of Distribution, 1926-62" Walker, "Old media on new media: National popular press reaction to mechanical television" Index
