On the Radio: Music Radio in Britain

Stephen R. Barnard

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Music History and Culture Media, Journalism, and Communication History Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media

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Part 1 Patterns of development: beginnings, 1923-38 populism and protectionism, 1993-55 Pop and piracy, 1956-67 BBC Radio - the class of '67 ILR - the road from regulation. Part 2 Patterns of programming: don't stop the music - radio and the record industry keepers of the castle - producers, programmers and music selection mother's little helper - music radio and the working day late in the evening - minorities, specialisms and community radio.

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