Spaceship Triple J: Making the National Youth Network

Kath Albury

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This article explores Triple J's evolution from radical Sydney radio station to ‘National Youth Network'. In particular, it discusses Triple J's successful construction of a ‘national youth audience', according to Thornton's (1994, 1995) definitions of ‘subcultural capital'.

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1996Club cultures: music, media and subcultural capital 1998Sexing the Groove: Popular Music and Gender 1990Radio space and industrial time: music formats, local narratives and technological mediation 2004Media International Australia Incorporating Culture and Policy

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