Dynamics of Modern Communication: The Shaping and Impact of New Communication Technologies

Patrice Flichy · Liz Carey-Libbrecht

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Introduction PART ONE: FROM STATE-CONTROLLED COMMUNICATION TO MARKET-CONTROLLED COMMUNICATION (1790-1870) Introduction State-Controlled Communication The Semaphore Telegraph Networks and Electricity Market-Controlled Communication The Electric Telegraph PART TWO: FAMILY COMMUNICATION (1870-1930) Introduction Collection and Souvenir Photography and the Gramophone From Trading in Goods to Trading in Souls The Telephone The Wireless Age Radio Broadcasting PART THREE: GLOBAL COMMUNICATION (1930-1990) Introduction Telephone Engineers' Technical Options The Triumph of Electronics Television and Computers Private Communication Final Reflections

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