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catalog contributor b11444600.
catalog contributor b11444601.
catalog contributor b11444602.
catalog created "1999.".
catalog date "1999".
catalog date "1999.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1999.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "Pt. I. Britain and Other American Media Advantages -- 1. The USA as Popular Culture Number One -- 2. Brits on the Anglo-American team -- 3. Hollywood Genre Menu -- 4. Multiplication of Video Channels and Programming -- 5. Washington as Media Policy Umpire and Commercial Booster -- 6. Bulking up for Digital: The Vertical Imperative -- Pt. II. Britain as Media Number Two to the USA -- 7. Britain as Number Two in the Anglo-American Media -- 8. World News Duopoly -- 9. Public Service Broadcasting -- 10. British Popular Music and the BBC -- 11. Book Publishing: US-UK Merger -- 12. Advertising Agencies -- Pt. III. Britain as Film, Television, and Press Colony -- 13. Hollywood and British Media Subordination -- 14. Non-citizen Press Moguls: Feuds and Foreign Policy -- 15. British Broadcasting Containment and Competition -- 16. Mrs. Thatcher's Farewell Waive, Sky's Satellite and Cable Monopoly -- 17. Will a British BBC Survive until 2022? -- Pt. IV. Europe Adds Deregulation to Media Nationalism -- 18. France and Germany Copy Italian Accident: Britain Follows Later -- 19. Television without Frontiers: Brussels Misreads US Satellites and British Privatization -- 20. A Policy for Film Auteurs, but None for Hollywood -- 21. Sports Media: Advantage Europe, Game USA -- 22. Smaller Countries: Media Nationalism Multiplied -- Pt. V. Conclusions -- 23. A Win for US Media, not USA -- 24. Britain's Anglo-American Media Mirage -- 25. Towards Euro-and Anglo-American Media.".
catalog extent "viii, 286 p. ;".
catalog identifier "0198715226 (pbk.)".
catalog identifier "0198715234".
catalog issued "1999".
catalog issued "1999.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Oxford University Press,".
catalog spatial "Europe.".
catalog spatial "Great Britain.".
catalog spatial "United States".
catalog subject "302.23/0941 21".
catalog subject "Mass media Europe.".
catalog subject "Mass media Great Britain.".
catalog subject "Mass media United States Influence.".
catalog subject "P92.G7 T857 1999".
catalog tableOfContents "Pt. I. Britain and Other American Media Advantages -- 1. The USA as Popular Culture Number One -- 2. Brits on the Anglo-American team -- 3. Hollywood Genre Menu -- 4. Multiplication of Video Channels and Programming -- 5. Washington as Media Policy Umpire and Commercial Booster -- 6. Bulking up for Digital: The Vertical Imperative -- Pt. II. Britain as Media Number Two to the USA -- 7. Britain as Number Two in the Anglo-American Media -- 8. World News Duopoly -- 9. Public Service Broadcasting -- 10. British Popular Music and the BBC -- 11. Book Publishing: US-UK Merger -- 12. Advertising Agencies -- Pt. III. Britain as Film, Television, and Press Colony -- 13. Hollywood and British Media Subordination -- 14. Non-citizen Press Moguls: Feuds and Foreign Policy -- 15. British Broadcasting Containment and Competition -- 16. Mrs. Thatcher's Farewell Waive, Sky's Satellite and Cable Monopoly -- 17. Will a British BBC Survive until 2022? -- Pt. IV. Europe Adds Deregulation to Media Nationalism -- 18. France and Germany Copy Italian Accident: Britain Follows Later -- 19. Television without Frontiers: Brussels Misreads US Satellites and British Privatization -- 20. A Policy for Film Auteurs, but None for Hollywood -- 21. Sports Media: Advantage Europe, Game USA -- 22. Smaller Countries: Media Nationalism Multiplied -- Pt. V. Conclusions -- 23. A Win for US Media, not USA -- 24. Britain's Anglo-American Media Mirage -- 25. Towards Euro-and Anglo-American Media.".
catalog title "The Anglo-American media connection / Jeremy Tunstall and David Machin.".
catalog type "text".