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Radio space and industrial time: music formats, local narratives and technological mediation1

Berland, 1990

Document ID
2096496877014634299
Author
Berland J
Publication year
Publication venue
Popular Music

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Radio is commonly referred to as a 'secondary medium'in the broadcasting industry. The phrase conveys the industry's pragmatic view that no one cares whether you listen to radio so long as you do not turn it off. Since it has been displaced by television, radio is expected …
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