Network Nations

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Exploring the historical interplay between British and American broadcasting, the book delves into the often-overlooked transnational cultural relationship that has shaped media globalization. It challenges the perception of these two systems as opposites, illustrating how they have influenced each other across industry, policy, aesthetics, and creativity. By examining their interconnected development, the author reveals a complex narrative that transcends traditional oppositional rhetoric, highlighting a shared legacy in the evolution of media.