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Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
    Pages i-xv
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  2. Founding Myths
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 1-10
  3. The Making of Radio
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 11-29
  4. Free For All: The American Model
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 30-50
  5. They Know They Can Trust Us: The Public Service Model
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 51-70
  6. Catering for Calibans: The BBC’s Response to Competition
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 71-88
  7. Serving Neighbourhood and Nation: British Local Radio
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 89-114
  8. The Listener as Participant: North America and Australia
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 115-137
  9. The Listener as Accomplice: Italy and France1
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 138-162
  10. Third World Radio: Development and Struggle
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 163-185
  11. New Definitions, New Structures
    Peter M. Lewis, Jerry Booth
    Pages 186-204
  12. Back Matter
    Pages 205-245
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About this book

Introduction

...the book is recommended and should be read by every member of the IRTC. Those working in radio will also find it rewarding.' - Playback

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