History of struggle: The global story of community broadcasting practices, or a brief history of community radio

Embracing the de-Westernizing debate in communication research (Wang, 2013) and the call to decolonize media studies (Thussu, 2009), this article contextualizes the practices of contemporary community radio stations through internationalizing the history of community broadcasting. In contrast to oth...

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Main Author: King, Gretchen (author)
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Published: 2017
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https://doi.org/10.16997/wpcc.227
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King, G. (2017). History of struggle: The global story of community broadcasting practices, or a brief history of community radio. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture, 12(2), 18-36.
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description Embracing the de-Westernizing debate in communication research (Wang, 2013) and the call to decolonize media studies (Thussu, 2009), this article contextualizes the practices of contemporary community radio stations through internationalizing the history of community broadcasting. In contrast to other histories of community media (Lewis, 1984; Milan, 2013; Rennie, 2006; Rodriguez, 2001), this research reflects on the growth and spread of community radio practices analysed in four distinct periods of development. These periods organize the activities and efforts of communities (social movement actors, non-state/corporate actors) deploying radio technology to create media by and for the community. This analysis assembles a longer timeline and global (internationalized) landscape for mapping the development of community radio. This article contributes new analysis that indicates the spread of community radio as an institution is rooted in a history of struggle and media activism engaged among disparate movements and actors who often captured the airwaves in defiance of state-run and for-profit broadcasters.
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spelling History of struggle: The global story of community broadcasting practices, or a brief history of community radioKing, GretchenEmbracing the de-Westernizing debate in communication research (Wang, 2013) and the call to decolonize media studies (Thussu, 2009), this article contextualizes the practices of contemporary community radio stations through internationalizing the history of community broadcasting. In contrast to other histories of community media (Lewis, 1984; Milan, 2013; Rennie, 2006; Rodriguez, 2001), this research reflects on the growth and spread of community radio practices analysed in four distinct periods of development. These periods organize the activities and efforts of communities (social movement actors, non-state/corporate actors) deploying radio technology to create media by and for the community. This analysis assembles a longer timeline and global (internationalized) landscape for mapping the development of community radio. This article contributes new analysis that indicates the spread of community radio as an institution is rooted in a history of struggle and media activism engaged among disparate movements and actors who often captured the airwaves in defiance of state-run and for-profit broadcasters.Published2023-02-15T14:34:24Z2023-02-15T14:34:24Z20172017Articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/article1744-6716http://hdl.handle.net/10725/14458https://doi.org/10.16997/wpcc.227King, G. (2017). History of struggle: The global story of community broadcasting practices, or a brief history of community radio. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture, 12(2), 18-36.http://libraries.lau.edu.lb/research/laur/terms-of-use/articles.phphttps://www.westminsterpapers.org/article/id/240/enWestminster Papers in Communication and Cultureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:laur.lau.edu.lb:10725/144582026-02-24T09:20:19Z
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