Routledge Revivals: Radio Broadcasting from 1920 To 1990 (1991) by Foxhill Carothers Diane;

Author:Foxhill Carothers, Diane;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group

International Broadcasting

Includes Africa, Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, Great Britain, India, Latin and South America, Malaysia, Mexico, Scandinavia, the Third World, Radio Free Europe, and Radio Liberty.

1055. Adhikarya, Ronny, et al. Broadcasting in Peninsular Malaysia. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1977. 102 pp. (Case Studies on Broadcasting Systems). ISBN: 0-7100-8530-3.

In addition to the Government-controlled Radio/TV Malaysia, Rediffusion, the media structures covered here include the Royal Australian Air Force Radio, telecommunications, magazines, books, and newspapers. This volume tells how broadcasting is structured, what purposes it is meant to fulfill in educational developmental and other fields, and how it may evolve in the future.

1056. An African Experiment in Radio Forums for Rural Development: Ghana, 1964/1965. Geneva: Unesco, 1968. (Reports and Papers on Mass Communication, 51). 71 pp.

An experiment in radio forums for rural development was carried out in Ghana from December 1964 to April 1965 and adapted the technique of farm radio forums as applied earlier in Canada and India to the social context of rural life in an African country. This paper describes and assesses the Ghana project and continues the Unesco series of publications on the subject.

1057. Aldington, Toby Low. The Use of Radio Frequencies for Sound and Television Broadcasting in the United Kingdom. London: British Broadcasting Corporation, 1974. 11 pp.

This paper, prepared by the BBC for its General Advisory Council, sets out the way in which the various allocated broadcasting frequencies are used by the Corporation for its sound and television services. It draws attention to some of the difficulties encountered and proposes possible courses of action.

1058. Alexeyeva, Ludmilla. U.S. Broadcasting to the Soviet Union. New York: Helsinki Watch, 1986. 136 pp. ISBN: 0-938579-87-8.

The U.S. Helsinki Watch Committee commissioned this report on the work of the Russian-language broadcasting services of Radio Liberty and the Voice of America. It was written by a former Soviet historian and one of the founders of the Moscow Helsinki Watch Committee.

1059. Allard, T.J. The C.A.B. Story, 1926-1976: Private Broadcasting in Canada. Ottawa: Canadian Association of Broadcasters, 1976. 68 pp.

Individual sections are devoted to the Infant Years; the Advent of Authority; the Years of Shadow (1931-34); the Rebirth; First Interlude; the Reconstruction Years; the Third Structural Change; 1944-46; 1946-48; 1948-58; and 1958-73. Appendices provide data and photographs of officers and officials of the CAB and its Board of Directors.

1060. Allard, T.J. Straight Up: Private Broadcasting in Canada, 1918-1958. Ottawa: Canadian Communications Foundation, 1979. 280 pp. ISBN: 0-9690948-0-9.

Written by a knowledgeable insider this book "... bluntly challenges nearly every generally accepted concept about Canadian broadcasting" It traces the development of broadcasting and outlines public and behind-the-scenes events involved in shaping the structure of Canada's broadcasting.

* Amin, R.K. Radio Rural Forums in Gujarat: An Observation Study. Cited above as item 874.

1061. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. ABC Achievements and the Implementation of Dix, 1983-85. Sydney: The Corporation, 1985. 40 pp. ISBN: 0-642-53032-7.

The ABC Committee of Review (known as the Dix Committee after its Chairman, Alex Dix) reported to the Australian Parliament in May 1981 following a major inquiry into the corporation.

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