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[T]his collection ... features three strong transnational chapters which do develop themes and analyses that embrace US-and European-focused perspectives very productively. For those seeking a clearer understanding of British broadcasting in the post-war period, however, its benefits are greater still. The chapters by Nicholas and Medhurst, in particular, challenge the accepted historical narrative and seem to demand its revision. For this, they deserve to be widely read. Peter GoddardUniversity of LiverpoolHistorical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 37:2 (2017)

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Dr Jamie Medhurst is Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication and Co-Director of the Centre for Media History at Aberystwyth University. He is also Co-Editor of Media History. His research interests include broadcasting history and historiography.Dr Siân Nicholas is Reader in Modern British History and co-founder and co-Director of the Centre for Media History at Aberystwyth University. She teaches and researches on twentieth-century British social, cultural and media history, with particular interests in wartime media and broadcasting.Tom O'Malley is Emeritus Professor of Media Studies at Aberystwyth University and Associate Director of the Centre for Media History at Aberystwyth University. He received his PhD from the University of Glamorgan, and is co-founder and editor of the journal Media History.

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