History of International Broadcasting

By:

James Wood

Format:

Paperback / softback

Series:

History and Management of Technology

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The origin and growth of information broadcasting (chiefly of propaganda) by radio - most renowned for its prominence in World War II and the Cold War - is outlined. The author chronicles the technological and engineering achievements that enabled long-range broadcasting to develop, but keeps them in the context of the social and political environment of the day. The appeal of the book is by no means restricted to scientists and engineers, and many will find much to stir their own memories of international radio broadcasts in wartime and peacetime alike.

Author Biography:

Eur Ing James Wood is a consulting engineer and specialist freelance journalist, having contributed to all the major broadcasting journals.

Release date Australia

April 30th, 1994

Author

James Wood

Audiences

Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Professional & Vocational
Technical / Manuals
Undergraduate

Pages

280

Series

History and Management of Technology

ISBN-13

9780863413025

Product ID

13806074

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