Internet radio: a case study in medium specificity

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Issues concerning the use of the word "eradio" to define Internet radio are examined, focusing on whether audio streams over the Internet can actually be deemed "radio" and how media analysts separate one form of media from another in the technological age. Topics include medium specificity, Internet history, freedom on the Internet, corporate influence, and the publication of a trade magazine "eradio."

Innovations, Internet radio, Internet audio broadcasting

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Deterritorializing radio: deregulation and the continuing triumph of the corporatist perspective in the USA

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The effect of radio deregulation in America on the presentation of community related issues and diversity of programming is discussed. Topics addressed include the ideological foundations and methods of deregulation, the decrease of local news forums, and the consolidation of radio stations.

Laws, regulations and rules, Radio broadcasting industry, Influence, Deregulation, Monopolistic competition, Radio audiences

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Promoting a labor perspective in the American mass media: unions and radio in the CIO era, 1936-56

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The authors examine union promotion over the radio form 1936 to 1956. Topics include media ownership, business communities, and labor union development.

History, Portrayals, Labor relations, Labor unions, United States history, Radio journalism, Radio news

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