Authors: Martin Shingler, Cindy Wieringa, Cindy Wieringa
ISBN-13: 9780340652312, ISBN-10: 0340652314
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA
Date Published: July 1998
Edition: New Edition
Martin Shingler is at Staffordshire University.
Cindy Wieringa is at Thames Valley University.
This wide-ranging theoretical and critical approach provides an in-depth examination of radio's codes (speech, music, noise, and silence), the conventions of using these codes, and the dominant modes of reception. The text offers a vocabulary and methodology for analyzing radio programs, drawing on work by both media theorists and professional broadcasters in Britain, Australia, and North America.
Acknowledgements | ||
Introduction | ||
1 | Radio time-line: history at a glance | 1 |
2 | Words, speech and voices | 30 |
3 | Music, noise and silence | 51 |
4 | The mind's eye | 73 |
5 | Truth claims | 94 |
6 | Listening and talking back | 110 |
7 | Case studies | 131 |
Glossary | 149 | |
References and bibliography | 162 | |
Index | 165 |