On air : methods and meanings of radio
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On air : methods and meanings of radio
Arnold, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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pbk ISBN 9780340652312
内容説明
It reaches millions of people every minute of the day, it costs us virtually nothing and yet we take it entirely for granted. Superseded by television as the primary source of entertainment and information, radio still has a unique place in the mass media spectrum. While the textual properties and reception of film and television have received considerable critical attention, until now radio has only really been considered in terms of its history and its modes of production. 'On Air' adopts a wide-ranging theoretical and critical approach. It provides an in-depth examination of radio's codes (speech, music, noise and silence),and the conventions of using these codes and the dominant modes of reception. The text offers a vocabulary and methodology for analysing radio programmes, drawing on work by both media theorists and professional broadcasters in Britain, Australia, and North America. Written by an academic and a practitioner, 'On Air' provides a critical overview of radio for media students, as well as suggestions for practical activities, a time-line of major events in the history of radio, and a glossary of key terms.
目次
- A radio time-line - history at a glance
- words, speech and voices
- music, noise and silence
- the mind's eye
- truth claims
- listening and talking back
- case studies.
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ISBN 9780340652329
内容説明
Radio is not only a "blind medium", it is also often a neglected one. "On Air" is a first-level introduction to radio studies which discusses the codes and conventions of mainstream radio broadcasting, and examines their relation with radio practice, the audience, social context and cultural considerations. It adopts a wide-ranging theoretical and analytical approach to radio. Aimed chiefly at A-level and undergraduate students, it provides an examination of radio's codes and conventions and its modes of reception, establishing an appropriate vocabulary and methodology for analyzing radio programmes. The authors contrive to balance the theory and practice of radio, drawing upon insights by both media theorists and professional broadcasters.
目次
- A radio time-line - history at a glance
- words, speech and voices
- music, noise and silence
- the mind's eye
- truth claims
- listening and talking back
- case studies.
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