01169cam a2200217   45000010005000000100016000050200015000210200021000360820018000571000026000752450058001012600064001593000025002235040065002485050438003136500029007516500047007806500037008276500051008646500036009156901  a   96052330  a0631201491  a0631201505 (pbk)00a302.23/452211 aBarker, Chris,d1955-10aGlobal television :ban introduction /cChris Barker.  aOxford, UK ;aMalden, Mass. :bBlackwell Publishers,c1997.  aix, 260 p. ;c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references p. [231]-243) and index.  aPreface and acknowledgements. Part I: The Global  Institution of Television: 1. Modernity and Global  Television. 2. What is Global Television? Part II:  Primetime Goes Global: Programmes and Audiences: 3: Global  Soaps and Global News. 4. Television and Global Audiences.  5. Television, Identity and Global Audiences. 6. The Global  and the Local: Cultural Imperialism. 7. Conclusion: The  Future of Global Television? Index.grt 0aTelevision and politics. 0aTelevision broadcastingxEconomic aspects. 0aTelevision broadcasting of news. 0aTelevision soap operasxHistory and criticism. 0aTelevision viewersxPsychology.