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245 00 Canada before television :|bradio, taste, and the struggle
for cultural democracy /|cLen Kuffert.
264 1 Montreal [Quebećbec] :|bMcGill-Queen's University Press,
|c2016.
264 4 |c©2016
300 1 online resource
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Introduction: "Fashioned as We Go Along" -- 1 "Telling Me
and No One Else": Intimacy -- 2 "The Only Other People Who
Exist": American Programming -- 3 "The Dark Radio Cloud
Over Here": British Affiliation -- 4 "We Introduce
Ourselves Almost by Force": Regulating Radio -- 5 "Our Job
Has Not Been Fully Done": Music -- 6 "Everywhere among All
of Us": Broadcasting and Cultural Democracy -- Conclusion.
520 "The work is a history of the first phase of broadcasting
in Canada, roughly comprising the years 1920-1956, during
which radio was still the dominant technology for reaching
local and national audiences. Its focus is English-
speaking Canada's radio industry, which developed
differently from the Francophone side and was subject to
direct competition from American broadcasting outlets. The
work argues that broadcasters in Canada before television
spent considerable money, time, and effort attempting to
figure out which kinds of programs people liked and how
listeners could be engaged by radio. Assumptions about
listeners' habits and dispositions varied, and within a
mixed private-public broadcasting industry there was no
shortage of free advice about what should go on the air or
how to make programs. Though maligned as elitists by some
of their contemporaries, public broadcasters (working
through the CBC from 1936 on) hoped to realize a
democratic vision of broadcasting, a vision in which
programs appealing to mainstream tastes remained prominent,
but with no listeners 'left behind'. In six topical
chapters (intimacy, America, Britain, regulation, music,
minority) the work mines archival sources from Canada, the
US, and the UK, as well as the existing historiography of
broadcasting. It is not in-depth analysis of programming
content, but rather concerns itself with the ways that
Canadian broadcasting's evolving structure, the goals of
broadcasters, prevailing and shifting tastes and norms,
and listeners' expectations all affected programs and
policies."--|cProvided by publisher.
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