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Envisioning Media Power On Capital And Geographies Of Television Brett Christophers

Name: Envisioning Media Power On Capital And Geographies Of Television Brett Christophers
SKU: BELL-1850808
Price: 31.00 USD
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Envisioning Media Power On Capital And Geographies Of Television Brett Christophers instant download after payment.

Publisher: Lexington Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.83 MB

Pages: 467

Author: Brett Christophers

ISBN: 9780739123447, 0739123440

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Envisioning Media Power On Capital And Geographies Of Television Brett Christophers by Brett Christophers 9780739123447, 0739123440 instant download after payment.

Envisioning Media Power develops an original geographical perspective on the nature and exercise of power in the international television economy, focusing on the UK and New Zealand markets, and on their respective relationships with the U.S. market and its globally-influential media corporations. In illuminating the fabric of television's international space economy, the book argues that power, knowledge and geography are inseparable not only from one another, but from the process of accumulation of media capital.