Radio Wars: Truth, propaganda and the struggle for radio Australia
CUP, $29.95 pb
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Radio Wars: Truth, propaganda and the struggle for radio Australia by Errol Hodge
by Joan Dugdale •
The arguments about control of the media seldom mention radio. Yet, because it is cheap to operate, portable, and user-friendly, radio is powerful and governments are always mindful of its potential.
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Radio Wars: Truth, propaganda and the struggle for radio Australia
by Errol Hodge
CUP, $29.95 pb
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