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College Radio Culture - cover

College Radio Culture

Rafael Montero

Translator A Ai

Publisher: Publifye

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Summary

College Radio Culture explores the vibrant and often overlooked world of college radio, revealing its significant role in shaping the music industry and media landscape. More than just broadcasting, college radio serves as a crucial incubator for independent music, offering a platform for artists marginalized by commercial stations. Interestingly, these stations often operate as tastemakers, introducing influential bands and genres to wider audiences. The book argues that college radio fosters creativity, innovation, and community engagement, standing as a unique cultural phenomenon.

 
The book examines how college radio provides invaluable media training for students, translating into successful careers in broadcasting, journalism, and related fields. It further analyzes the unique social dynamics within these stations, emphasizing the sense of community and DIY ethos. Using archival materials, interviews, and surveys, the book provides a comprehensive look at college radio's impact on media consumption, cultural production, and community formation.

 
By examining college radio, the book sheds light on the challenges and opportunities facing independent media in the digital age.
Available since: 03/31/2025.
Print length: 67 pages.

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