Pieces of sound : German experimental radio / Daniel Gilfillan.
Since the rise of film and television, radio has continued to evolve and any understanding of the development of radio depends on closely examining the artistic ventures that preceded commercial acceptance. Daniel Gilfillan offers a cultural history that explores these aspects of the medium by focus...
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Table of Contents:
- Wiretapping the beast: radio, hyperspatiality, and a new network for art
- Between military innovation and government sanction: early German radio and the experimental
- Don't touch that dial: transmitting modes of experimentation from Weimar to postwar West Germany
- Opening the radio up: tactical media and alternative networks
- Coda: the longevity of radio and the impermanence of sound.