July 1, 2007

Electric sounds: technological change and the rise of corporate mass media

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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. Technological Innovation and the Consolidation of Corporate Power2. Announcing Technological Change3. From Performing the Recorded to Dissimulating the Machine4. Making Sound Media Meaningful: Commerce, Culture, Politics5. Transcription Versus Signification: Copeting Paradigms for Representing with SoundConclusions/ReverberationsNotesIndex

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