Cultures in orbit: satellites and the televisual

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Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. Satellite Spectacular: Our World and the Fantasy of Global Presence 21 2. Satellite Footprints: Imparja TV and Postcolonial Flaws in Australia 47 3. Satellite Witnessing: Views and Coverage of the War in Bosnia 77 4. Satellite Archaeology: Remote Sensing Cleopatra in Egypt 109 5. Satellite Panoramas: Astronomical Observation and Remote Control 139 Conclusion 167 Notes 185 Bibliography 213 Index 233

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