Histories of (Trans)National Broadcasting

Histories of (Trans)National Broadcasting

Session Code:

HIS-3

Chair:

Daniel

Biltereyst

Ghent University

2315

'The conscience of civilised mankind has been roused’. A history of media analytics and its effects on the institutional transnational discourse on colonised peoples and North-South Development in the 1930s.

Session Code:

HIS-3

Arne Lorenz

Gellrich

ZeMK, University of Bremen

2566

Airwave Apartheid on Late Portuguese Colonialism: The Native Hour on Radio Club of Mozambique

Session Code:

HIS-3

Nelson

Ribeiro

Universidade Católica Portuguesa

2856

Erased and Misremembered: Exhuming the Colonial Broadcasting of Una Marson

Session Code:

HIS-3

Yvette

Rowe

University of the West Indies , Mona Campus

Anthony

Frampton

NA

2173

Reimagining the Analog Past: Early Television Reception in Sai Village, Aomori Prefecture, Japan

Session Code:

HIS-3

Minako

Ota

Niigata University

317

Telemontecarlo as a (failed) Italo-Brazilian communications experiment: South – South transnational business, politics and culture (1985-1994)

Session Code:

HIS-3

Nahuel

Ribke

Kibbutzim Education College

2581

“Radio as a Soldier”: The Role of Colonial and anti-Colonial Broadcasting during the Independence War in Angola, 1961-1974

Session Code:

HIS-3

Rogério

Santos

Universidade Católica Portuguesa