Children's television in Britain : history, discourse and policy

David Buckingham

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Introduction - defining the child audience for the children - children's television 1946-1980 run the risk - toward a political economy of children's television vision on - mapping the changes in children's programming wise up - the function and practices of audience research look who's talking - how media producers define the child audience.

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