Radio at the edges: perspectives on alternative, community and pirate radio
Newcastle upon Tyne:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
(2022), xiii, 210 pp.
ISBN 978-1-5275-8185-2
"This collection engages with alternatives to mainstream radio systems, histories and concepts. It addresses the impacts and challenges that alternative, community and pirate radio represent." (Publisher)
Contents
Community Radio in South Africa: Striving for Sustainability / Robin Sewlal, 1
From Restricted Service Licence Radio Services to Access Radio: ‘Testing the Waters’ for British Asian Community Radio Broadcasting / Gloria Khamkar, 23
University Radio Stations in Latin America / Juan Carlos Valencia, 38
National Music Radio and the Politics of Music Culture in New Zealand / Matt Mollgaard, 57
Unsettling the Invisible Politics: The Case of Budapest Community Radio / Ieva Gudaityte, 90
Shaping the Vision for Community Radio in Ireland / Rosemary Day, 108
But Mum it’s Educational [Australia] / Bruce Berryman, 125
The Hybrid Generation of Community Radio Listeners: Is FM Sustainable? [United Kingdom] / Janey Gordon, 145
Community Radio Broadcasting and its Implications for Nigeria’s Emerging Democracy / Adejare Odu, 166
Free Autonomous Radio in the Netherlands 1969-2006 / Philomeen Lelieveldt and Jitse van Leeuwen, 186
From Restricted Service Licence Radio Services to Access Radio: ‘Testing the Waters’ for British Asian Community Radio Broadcasting / Gloria Khamkar, 23
University Radio Stations in Latin America / Juan Carlos Valencia, 38
National Music Radio and the Politics of Music Culture in New Zealand / Matt Mollgaard, 57
Unsettling the Invisible Politics: The Case of Budapest Community Radio / Ieva Gudaityte, 90
Shaping the Vision for Community Radio in Ireland / Rosemary Day, 108
But Mum it’s Educational [Australia] / Bruce Berryman, 125
The Hybrid Generation of Community Radio Listeners: Is FM Sustainable? [United Kingdom] / Janey Gordon, 145
Community Radio Broadcasting and its Implications for Nigeria’s Emerging Democracy / Adejare Odu, 166
Free Autonomous Radio in the Netherlands 1969-2006 / Philomeen Lelieveldt and Jitse van Leeuwen, 186
