Rethinking Mass Communications in Norway The Neglected Power of the Centre-Left Alliance in the Early 20 th Century and its Importance until the Present

Bastiansen, Henrik G
Carlsson, Ulla
Nordicomsv
2015-05-08T11:08:51Z
2015-05-08T11:08:51Z
2014-11-25
The present article discusses the importance of the early years of mass communications in order to understand the shaping of them – the power of creating mass media for whole nations. It begins with references to scholars studying large nations and asks whether their results can be generalized to smaller countries. Therefore, it uses Norway as a case study. To what degree were Norway’s four major mass media – press, film, radio and television –formed institutionally in their early years? And if they were formed in this way, how long did the consequences of such a formation last? These questions have been neglected topics in research, so in order to answer them we also need to rethink the connections between the different mediasv
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Nordicom Review 35 (2014) 2, pp. 43-63sv
978-91-87957-03-1
1403-1108
http://hdl.handle.net/2077/38928
engsv
Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicomsv
Nordicom Reviewsv
35 (2014) 2sv
formative years of mass communicationssv
media powersv
media systemsv
media historysv
Rethinking Mass Communications in Norway The Neglected Power of the Centre-Left Alliance in the Early 20 th Century and its Importance until the Presentsv
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article, peer reviewed scientificsv

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