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How her majesty's opposition grew to like commercial television: The Labour Party and the origins of ITV

Bringing together the most important writings on television in theoretical, historical, empirical and political terms, from the USA and Europe, with significant coverage of other international works, this collection demonstrates television's global significance, as a field of study, to disciplines across both the humanities and social sciences.

D. Freedman

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