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Informationen zum Autor Hugh Chignell is Reader in Radio at the Media School, Bournemouth University. Klappentext An easy to use guide to radio theory and the relatively new field of 'Radio Studies', one of the most important growth areas in British and American Media Studies at present. Zusammenfassung An easy to use guide to radio theory and the relatively new field of 'Radio Studies', one of the most important growth areas in British and American Media Studies at present. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction PART 1 Genres and Production Acoustics Broadcast Talk Comedy DJs and Presenters Documentaries and Features Drama Magazines Music Phone-ins Podcasting Recording Serials and Soaps Sport Talk Radio PART 2 Audiences and Reception Audience Blindness Codes Co-presence Hot and Cool Media Imagined Community Intimacy Liveness Noise Radiogenic Radio World Reception Secondariness Sound Culture Soundscape PART 3 The Radio Industry Advertising Commercialism Community Radio Convergence Formats Internet Radio Localism Mirco Radio Pirate Radio Regulation Transmisson PART 4 Politics and the Public Sphere Current Affairs Development Gender Hate Radio Journalism News Politics and the Public Sphere Propaganda Public Service Broadcasting Radiocracy References
