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Women and Radio offers a variety of approaches to understanding the position of women as producers, presenters and consumers as well as offering guidelines, advice and helpful information for women wanting to work in radio.
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Women and Radio offers a variety of approaches to understanding the position of women as producers, presenters and consumers as well as offering guidelines, advice and helpful information for women wanting to work in radio.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136354809
- Artikelnr.: 40827300
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136354809
- Artikelnr.: 40827300
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Caroline Mitchell is principal lecturer in radio at the University of Sunderland. She has been active in the community radio movement in the UK for the last 20 years and jointly set up the first women's radio station in the UK: Fem FM.
Introduction: On a Woman's Wavelength?
1: Gendered radio - hidden histories and the development of programming by and for women
1: Introduction
1: Speaking up: Voice Amplification and Women's Struggle for Public Expression
2: Broadcasting a Life
3: Hilda Matheson and the BBC, 1926-1940
4: From Plauderei to Propaganda: On Women's Radio in Germany 1924-35
5: Twin Peaks: The Staying Power of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour
6: Twisting the Dials: Lesbians on British Radio
7: Women's Airwaves Survey
8: Sisters are doing it ... From Fem FM to Viva! A History of Contemporary Women's Radio Stations in the UK
2: Radio texts and audiences and the rise of feminist radio
2: Introduction
9: From 'Unruly Guest' to 'Good Companion': The Gendered Meanings of Early Radio in the Home
10: Mother's Little Helper: Programmes, Personalities and the Working Day
11: Justifying Injustice: Broadcasters' Accounts of Inequality in Radio
12: Gender, Fantasy and Radio Consumption: An Ethnographic Case Study
13: Galway's Pirate Women
14: Limited Talk
15: On Air/Off Air: Defining Women's Radio Space in European Women's Community Radio
3: Women working in radio
3: Introduction
16: Getting in and Getting on: Women and Radio Management at the BBC
17: The Long Goodbye
18: The Nature of Glass: Participation of Women in the Irish Independent Radio Industry
19: The Last Bastion: How Women Become Music Presenters in UK Radio
20: Women in Radio News: Making a Difference?
21: Sound Advice for Women who want to Work in Radio
4: Contacts and resources
1: Gendered radio - hidden histories and the development of programming by and for women
1: Introduction
1: Speaking up: Voice Amplification and Women's Struggle for Public Expression
2: Broadcasting a Life
3: Hilda Matheson and the BBC, 1926-1940
4: From Plauderei to Propaganda: On Women's Radio in Germany 1924-35
5: Twin Peaks: The Staying Power of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour
6: Twisting the Dials: Lesbians on British Radio
7: Women's Airwaves Survey
8: Sisters are doing it ... From Fem FM to Viva! A History of Contemporary Women's Radio Stations in the UK
2: Radio texts and audiences and the rise of feminist radio
2: Introduction
9: From 'Unruly Guest' to 'Good Companion': The Gendered Meanings of Early Radio in the Home
10: Mother's Little Helper: Programmes, Personalities and the Working Day
11: Justifying Injustice: Broadcasters' Accounts of Inequality in Radio
12: Gender, Fantasy and Radio Consumption: An Ethnographic Case Study
13: Galway's Pirate Women
14: Limited Talk
15: On Air/Off Air: Defining Women's Radio Space in European Women's Community Radio
3: Women working in radio
3: Introduction
16: Getting in and Getting on: Women and Radio Management at the BBC
17: The Long Goodbye
18: The Nature of Glass: Participation of Women in the Irish Independent Radio Industry
19: The Last Bastion: How Women Become Music Presenters in UK Radio
20: Women in Radio News: Making a Difference?
21: Sound Advice for Women who want to Work in Radio
4: Contacts and resources
Introduction: On a Woman's Wavelength?
1: Gendered radio - hidden histories and the development of programming by and for women
1: Introduction
1: Speaking up: Voice Amplification and Women's Struggle for Public Expression
2: Broadcasting a Life
3: Hilda Matheson and the BBC, 1926-1940
4: From Plauderei to Propaganda: On Women's Radio in Germany 1924-35
5: Twin Peaks: The Staying Power of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour
6: Twisting the Dials: Lesbians on British Radio
7: Women's Airwaves Survey
8: Sisters are doing it ... From Fem FM to Viva! A History of Contemporary Women's Radio Stations in the UK
2: Radio texts and audiences and the rise of feminist radio
2: Introduction
9: From 'Unruly Guest' to 'Good Companion': The Gendered Meanings of Early Radio in the Home
10: Mother's Little Helper: Programmes, Personalities and the Working Day
11: Justifying Injustice: Broadcasters' Accounts of Inequality in Radio
12: Gender, Fantasy and Radio Consumption: An Ethnographic Case Study
13: Galway's Pirate Women
14: Limited Talk
15: On Air/Off Air: Defining Women's Radio Space in European Women's Community Radio
3: Women working in radio
3: Introduction
16: Getting in and Getting on: Women and Radio Management at the BBC
17: The Long Goodbye
18: The Nature of Glass: Participation of Women in the Irish Independent Radio Industry
19: The Last Bastion: How Women Become Music Presenters in UK Radio
20: Women in Radio News: Making a Difference?
21: Sound Advice for Women who want to Work in Radio
4: Contacts and resources
1: Gendered radio - hidden histories and the development of programming by and for women
1: Introduction
1: Speaking up: Voice Amplification and Women's Struggle for Public Expression
2: Broadcasting a Life
3: Hilda Matheson and the BBC, 1926-1940
4: From Plauderei to Propaganda: On Women's Radio in Germany 1924-35
5: Twin Peaks: The Staying Power of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour
6: Twisting the Dials: Lesbians on British Radio
7: Women's Airwaves Survey
8: Sisters are doing it ... From Fem FM to Viva! A History of Contemporary Women's Radio Stations in the UK
2: Radio texts and audiences and the rise of feminist radio
2: Introduction
9: From 'Unruly Guest' to 'Good Companion': The Gendered Meanings of Early Radio in the Home
10: Mother's Little Helper: Programmes, Personalities and the Working Day
11: Justifying Injustice: Broadcasters' Accounts of Inequality in Radio
12: Gender, Fantasy and Radio Consumption: An Ethnographic Case Study
13: Galway's Pirate Women
14: Limited Talk
15: On Air/Off Air: Defining Women's Radio Space in European Women's Community Radio
3: Women working in radio
3: Introduction
16: Getting in and Getting on: Women and Radio Management at the BBC
17: The Long Goodbye
18: The Nature of Glass: Participation of Women in the Irish Independent Radio Industry
19: The Last Bastion: How Women Become Music Presenters in UK Radio
20: Women in Radio News: Making a Difference?
21: Sound Advice for Women who want to Work in Radio
4: Contacts and resources