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A collection of some of Margaret Throsby's most interesting ABC-FM interviews.

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"A state-of-the-art collection of original, research-based essays exploring new directions in radio and audio research"--

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'It's a great missing piece of the jigsaw - people go on endlessly about Python and Peter Cook, which is all well and good but there's basically this great corpus of work stretching for decades - and consistently good ...

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With the resurgence (though some say it has never left) of radio, due in part to new media practices and technological innovations, not only are there more theory-related radio courses, but also those teaching the production and practice aspects. This book combines both theory and practice to lead to an understanding of radio drama form.

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This collection offers the first in-depth study of the radio mediums significance as a site of artistic experimentation for the literary neo-avant-garde in the postwar era. It addresses institutional and contextual aspects of audio drama, as well as intermedial and material issues alongside ideological and political topics.

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This is a comprehensive study of the underground radio phenomenon, in which 30 pioneers of the underground share insights and observations. From 1966 to 1972, underground radio shattered the conventions that had kept the medium in a state of rigid conformity.

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This annotated edition of Under Milk Wood is accompanied here by two other radio scripts, Return Journey and Conversation about Christmas, both dating from 1947.

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Beckett and Broadcasting pioneered the study of Beckett and the media in 1976. Originally a doctoral dissertation defended at bo Akademi University (Finland), it has long been out of print. It is here republished with a sizable new introduction focusing on the role of radio in Beckett's uvre.

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"Published in association with the Science Museum, London."

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A complete history of this country's love affair with the radio. Traces radio's development from first use to pioneering broadcasts of the BBC, it's role in the Second World War and how it has survived competition from modern technology. 2020 is the centenary of the first radio. broadcast.

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Traces the development of Tait Electronics and the companies that grew up around it. This book tells of the struggles and achievements of Angus Tait, the stories of individuals both inside and outside of Tait who helped build the industry, and provides information for those who might want to start their own businesses.

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Sharp, candid and very funny essays from the broadcasting legends, updated with an exclusive new chapter.

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The bestselling guide to all things Ambridge is back
Bringing together a wealth of fascinating facts, amusing insights and expert triviaabout characters, controversies and country customs now fully revised and updated to include recent developments this unofficial companion is the perfect gift for avid addicts and keen newcomers alike.

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A compendium of incredible facts, each one culled from the hugely acclaimed BBC Radio and Australian TV show The Unbelievable Truth. It also includes essays on a diverse range of subjects from Armadillos to Sir Walter Raleigh by the show's co-inventor - each essay contains five incredible truths, concealed amongst a host of barely credible lies.

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He played that so late, it was almost posthumous. (John Arlott)


For over fifty years, Test Match Special has provided the soundtrack to many cricket fans lives now this book collects its greatest hits.

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The paperback outing of the very first Just a Minute book, written by the show's long-standing and much adored chairman.

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For the last 70 years, the guests of Womans Hour have been entertaining listeners with their compelling combination of wit, warmth, insight and humour.

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Looking beyond the polls and the experts, Radio 2's Jeremy Vine explores the opinions of the nation. Published in hardback as What I Learnt.