Titlebook: Regional Aesthetics; Mapping UK Media Cul Ieuan Franklin,Hugh Chignell,Kristin Skoog Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2015 media.regionalism.everyda

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A Post-War History of Radio for the Asian Community in Leicesterand Pakistan — arrived in England to seek employment. The British media were slow in specifically and fully addressing and catering to this Asian immigrant community. The BBC eventually did produce local radio programmes, either in the Asian languages or in English, which met this need; the present

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Resisting Redefinition: The Portrayal of Northern Irish Identity in Ulster Television’s Schools Outpce the island was conquered by the Tudors in the sixteenth century. Despite Ireland’s close proximity to the British mainland, the English crown’s position remained insecure due to intermittent outbreaks of Irish separatism and concerns about the loyalty of its native population, who were reluctant

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Impossible Unity? Representing Internal Diversity in Post-Devolution Walesour in the 1997 referenda (in the case of Wales, for the creation of an assembly with devolved powers). Yet these major constitutional changes have not been matched by a realignment of the UK media (Cushion, Lewis and Groves, 2009). In this context, the particular deficiencies of the Welsh media hav

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A Region in Microcosm: Brandon Acton-Bond’s Post-War BBC Radio Featuresorth Region have been documented by both scholars and the producers themselves (Bridson, 1971; Scannell and Cardiff, 1991; Shapley, 1996), but there is little evidence of equivalent studies of post-war Regional programming.

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e painting in the Romantic era to newspaper coverage of devolution, the chapters explore, through contextualized case studies, the aesthetics of a wide range of local, regional and grassroots forms of media.978-1-349-57093-5978-1-137-53283-1

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Living on Location: Amateur Creativity and Negotiating a Sense of Place in Yorkshirehave the children’s song in the same programme as the old films — you would be reaching their parents and ensuring the history of the area is passed on to future generations’.. The comment highlights the value of narrative within local culture and how, ‘stories retold keep a place and its community in touch with its past’ (Clifford, 2011: 1).