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Signals covers underrepresented topic,
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This review is from: Signals in the Air: Native Broadcasting in America (Media and Society Series) (Hardcover)
Perhaps it is as a result of the influx of newer media or the fact that it's always been around for most of us, that we often take radio for granted. And yet what a valuable resource the signals that permeate the ether can be. Take for example the role of radio in the Native American community. That's exactly the subject of Keith's book. I borrowed it from a professor of mine and am enjoying the read. It's an interesting and important treatise on the underreported native broadcasters. If you love radio, especially the kind that really serves a community (that's me!), and are at all into programming aspects, I recommend you get the book.
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Signals in the Air: Native Broadcasting in America (Media and Society Series) by michael C. keith (Hardcover - January 30, 1995)
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