The quieted voice : the rise and demise of localism in American radio /
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Carbondale :
Southern Illinois University Press,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- The pendulum swings : radio's local roots and national ambitions
- An act of local substance : regulating for the public
- Acting in the local interest : localism and the national networks
- Changing the broadcast landscape : radio reinvents, television dominates, and an act reforms
- In whose best interest? : diversity, localism, and consolidation
- Lights through the smoke screen : ownership deregulation and local opposition
- Disharmony in the air : downsizing music playlists
- New audio media and localism : the impact of satellite and internet radio
- Tuning the alternatives : community radio and pirate broadcasts
- What, if not local? : globalism, localism, and public interest.