Broadcasting in Ireland
- 136 Seiten
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The book provides a comprehensive exploration of Ireland's broadcasting service, linking its evolution to the country's post-independence development. It examines the historical and sociological factors that shaped the broadcasting landscape, highlighting its integral role in establishing the political, economic, and social structures of the newly formed State. Through this lens, the narrative reveals how broadcasting became a key component in Ireland's cultural and national identity.
