La radio, desde su creación, se vinculó al poder y se utilizó para crear opinión; tiene un carácter cultural, pero también sociopolítico. Esa función de la radio en México y en Aguascalientes también resulto de interes, por lo que su investigacion exploro la urdimbre del poder y el lugar que ocupaba la radio en la confrontacion de intereses politicos y economicos.El libro nos muestra, en un apartado breve, el origen y desarrollo de la radio a finales del siglo xix y principio del xx, destacando las primeras experiencias de este medio en Mexico, con sus protagonistas y proyectos, para luego comentar los cimientos de la radiodifusion en Aguascalientes, con su tendencia a comercializar, informar, entretener y hacer politica. Y es precisamente por estos intereses de lucro y de poder como su autor señala la marginacion del caracter cultural y formativo de la radio. La banalidad que campea en los medios de comunicacion es una linea que tendra que ser estudiada en otra ocasion.

La historia de un pueblo la va construyendo el tiempo a través de cada uno de sus habitantes.Entran en el inventario las casas, los arboles, las veredas desparejas, los palos borrachos cuajados de f

--Documentary on the making of the broadcasts, and background production. --Sponsor and Cast contracts are reprinted. --Day-by-day information about the 1945 Information Please European Tour. --Chapter documenting the history of the 18 RKO Information Please Shorts (1939-1942). -Chapter documenting the short-lived 1952 television series. --Chapter documenting the radio program s involvement with the Information Please Almanac. --A complete episode guide listing each and every radio broadcast, television broadcast and movie short.

London s Pirate Pioneers tells the story of the capital s pirate radio stations and the people who helped change the British broadcasting system. From the early hobbyist operations of the 1960s to the big commercial enterprises of the 1980s. From suburban bedrooms to open fields to urban tower blocks. From hippies to soul boys to ravers. The book weaves together a year-by-year account of the developments in London s radio with the stories of the key stations. It explores the political, social, musical and technological changes that were to influence each stage in their evolution. Photos from every era take you behind the scenes to see the DJs and engineers at work and the book gathers together flyers and promos from many of the leading stations. Stephen Hebditch was editor of TX / Radio Today, the most popular pirate radio magazine in eighties London, and has continued documenting the pirates at amfm.org.uk._,

Radio was the number one form of family entertainment for a quarter century. In a dazzling step back in time veteran broadcaster John Rayburn talks about the fantastic era of broadcasting in fascinating interviews with a sterling list of guests, including Durward Kirby (Garry Moore Show), Parley Baer (original &ldquo,Chester&rdquo, on radio&rsquo,s Gunsmoke), Arthur Anderson (Let&rsquo,s Pretend), Carmel Quinn (Irish singer on Arthur Godfrey), Ezra Stone (Henry Aldrich), Minnie Pearl (Grand Ole Opry), Fred Foy (Announcer on The Lone Ranger), Gale Gordon (I Love Lucy, Our Miss Brooks), Charles Correll (Andy of Amos &lsquo,n&rsquo, Andy), Himan Brown (Inner Sanctum, Grand Central Station), Chet Lauck (Lum of Lum and Abner), Frankie Carle (Big band leader). , There are great stories about Red Skelton, Jack Armstrong, Lights Out, Quiz Kids, Little Orphan Annie, Jimmy Durante, Time Marches On, Hindenburg disaster, President Roosevelt&rsquo,s December 8, 1941 declaration of war against Japan and many, many more._,

Radio was the number one form of family entertainment for a quarter century. In a dazzling step back in time veteran broadcaster John Rayburn talks about the fantastic era of broadcasting in fascinating interviews with a sterling list of guests, including Durward Kirby (Garry Moore Show), Parley Baer (original &ldquo,Chester&rdquo, on radio&rsquo,s Gunsmoke), Arthur Anderson (Let&rsquo,s Pretend), Carmel Quinn (Irish singer on Arthur Godfrey), Ezra Stone (Henry Aldrich), Minnie Pearl (Grand Ole Opry), Fred Foy (Announcer on The Lone Ranger), Gale Gordon (I Love Lucy, Our Miss Brooks), Charles Correll (Andy of Amos &lsquo,n&rsquo, Andy), Himan Brown (Inner Sanctum, Grand Central Station), Chet Lauck (Lum of Lum and Abner), Frankie Carle (Big band leader). , There are great stories about Red Skelton, Jack Armstrong, Lights Out, Quiz Kids, Little Orphan Annie, Jimmy Durante, Time Marches On, Hindenburg disaster, President Roosevelt&rsquo,s December 8, 1941 declaration of war against Japan and many, many more._,

the makers, the programs, and the policies that together shaped the development of a system of broadcasting, grounded initially in a public service ethic, and subsequently struggling toward an, at times, uneasy balance of public and commercial radio. The last ten years of UK radio history have contained more drama, change and development than in all its previous history. This second edition of Historical Dictionary of British Radio covers its history through a chronology, an introductory essay, and an extensive bibliography. The dictionary section has over 800 cross-referenced entries on issues, characters, movements and policies that have shaped radio in the United Kingdom. This book is an excellent access point for students, researchers, and anyone wanting to know more about British Radio.

Hopalong Cassidy starred legendary actor William Boyd and ,Andy Clyde as his sidekick. Rediscover the Old Time Radio series with ,all the Hopalong Cassidy prose, motion pictures, comic books, and newspaper comic strip stories, as well as full details of the 104 half-hour radio adventures that hold up as well today as when they were first broadcast in 1950-1952. , ,Features include the Mutual, and later CBS, networks series, its background, producers, performers, writers, sponsors, story lines, and merchandising in detail seldom seen.  ,Illustrations include rare advertisements, photographs, and press kits. Foreword by Western author, Loren D. Estleman. 148 pages.Radiogram

Maxwell House Coffee Time, Good News, and more. These are not transcriptions, but the original scripts, sometimes vastly different from broadcast-draft scripts, since Rapp would often revise a script three times before it aired. It s too funny to pass up. Phil Rapp s humor is still in style. Anyone can relate to Snooks questioning of her poor daddy about - EVERYTHING. The problem child is back. - Laura Wagner/Classic Images

* A history of this fascinating musical program, revealing why the show was referred to as Hour when the series was broadcast on a 30-minute time slot, why the series never features operas, and much more! * A complete episode guide listing in extreme detail, all 299 episodes with titles of all songs, who sung them, the order in which they were sung, the origina of all musicals, plots, cast lists (who played who) and much more! * Trivia listed under various episode entries. * The Railroad Hour commercials. * Biography and partnership of Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. * Broadcast times schedule. * Complete list of ABC Networks that carried the program. * Complete list of the NBC Networks also. * Complete list of Railroad sponsors for the program. * Awards and Honors. * Fully indexed. * Plus much, much more!

The Definitive Radio Log and Resource Guide for that Legendary Indian Figure on the Trail of Justice, not only draws from the pages of Pow-Wow, but includes new material never published before. - Ra