Local Radio, Going Global
- 194 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The book explores the evolution of local radio broadcasting, highlighting the shift from independently owned stations to their acquisition by larger national and international media conglomerates. It traces the history of local radio from its inception to the current digital landscape, examining the implications of this transition for community accountability and content originality. Starkey provides insights into the challenges and changes faced by local radio in an increasingly globalized media environment.
