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The Hidden History of US Broadcasting

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McChesney's Political Economy of Media contains other essays on the present and future of public broadcasting, the internet, and many more valuable insights and bits of history which are essential if we are to understand how the mass media shape the society we live in, with little or no democratic input and even less “free market” competition.

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Good Job by Gustav Wynn on Friday, Jul 4, 2008 at 2:03:40 AM