Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction. Narratives of Radio’s Geographies 1
5. Chapter One. The Value of a Name Defining and Redefining National Network Radio 17
6. Chapter Two. “The Lord is my Shepard I shall not want” Regional Networks as Sites of Community and Conflict 47
7. Chapter Three. Brought to You via Electrical Transcription Sound-on-Disc Recording and the Perceptual Aesthetics of Radio Distribution Technologies 77
8. Chapter Four. On the Spot The Spatial and Temporal Flow of Spot Broadcasting 115
9. Chapter Five. People with Money and Go Locating Attention in the Human Geography of Radio Reception 151
10. Conclusion. Open-End Game The Legacy of Spots, Representatives, and Transcriptions 184
11. Notes 191
12. Bibliography 241
13. Index 257