Tube of Plenty: The Evolution of American Television
by Erik Barnouw
"Tube of Plenty: The Evolution of American Television" by Erik Barnouw, published by Oxford University Press in 1975, explores the history of American television. This ex-library hardcover features minor wear and edge scuffs on the dust jacket. A key resource for media studies enthusiasts.
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This hardcover edition of "Tube of Plenty" shows signs of its previous life as a library book, with library markings and stamps visible. The dust jacket has minor wear and edge scuffs, but remains intact. The binding is strong, ensuring durability for continued reading or study.
About This Vintage 1975 Edition
"Tube of Plenty: The Evolution of American Television" by Erik Barnouw is a seminal work published by Oxford University Press in 1975. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, delves into the transformative history of American television. Barnouw, a renowned media historian, offers a comprehensive analysis of broadcasting's impact on American culture and society. This edition, once part of the Hamilton County Library collection, is a valuable resource for those interested in media studies and television history. The book's condition reflects its library origin, with minor wear to the dust jacket. This copy is ideal for collectors and scholars seeking insights into the evolution of television.
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