Talking RadioM.E. Sharpe |
Contents
Radios Victory and Short Peace 30 | 3 |
Television Takes Over the Living Room | 10 |
When the Two Worked as One | 17 |
The Substance of Sound | 23 |
The Way It Was Radio | 32 |
A Winning Formula Is Found | 38 |
Going to the Top 40 | 55 |
New Legends of the Ol Airwaves | 64 |
A White Mans Medium | 115 |
AMs Fall from Grace | 129 |
FMs Rise to Power | 135 |
Polluting the Air | 144 |
Into the New Millennium | 151 |
Impressions Count | 153 |
Noncommercial Radio | 161 |
Tubes and Wires in a Box | 170 |
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References to this book
Radio Production Worktext: Studio and Equipment David E. Reese,Lynne S. Gross,Brian Gross Limited preview - 2006 |