This course will survey American broadcasting from the wireless through digital television. We will examine how historically specific economic and political forces, regulation, technological innovation, advertisers, creative producers, and audiences have interacted to shape the development of commercial broadcasting and how these cultural products, narratives and processes have become part of our social history. Students are expected to view screenings both on reserve and online.
Courses > 2010 Fall
Electives
401 | MW 2-3:30pm | FBH 419
Electives
CINE 150 - Television Studies
COMM 250 | ENGL 078401 | MW 2-3:30pm | FBH 419