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Observing the Sun: Full-Aperture Filtersng freedom and self-determination to Central and Eastern European nations, were decisive in the shaping of a completely new concept of television. Studies of the medium up to the 1990s by Andrzej Kozie? and Jaros?aw Kończak (published in . and .), acknowledge the breakthrough in the political system

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42787-0rs can be divided into two main state-owned channels (France 2, France 3), two privately owned TV operator (TF1 and M6), one Franco-German channel (Arte) and one premium pay TV channel that offers un-encrypted programmes during off-peak hours: Canal+. These channels are the most widely available and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-47461-4a significant case for studying the interplay and even the collision, between regions, nations and transnational entities. Since the 1980s, television broadcasting has been increasingly liberalized within the European Union (EU), thereby challenging not only the borders of national television broadc

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Edmond Halley and the Distance of the SunSuggest making ‘storytelling’ one word as the OED has it. OK to amend or revert?

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Italian Docudrama: From the Experimental Moment to Biography as Text of Identity,Suggest making ‘storytelling’ one word as the OED has it. OK to amend or revert?

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-49979-0Docudrama; documentary; biopic; Europe; history; memeory; trauma