Making New Zealand - Broadcasting

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Making New Zealand - Broadcasting

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In 1921 Professor Robert Jack's voice hit the airwaves, and New Zealand's broadcasting industry was born. This Making New Zealand episode looks at the evolution of radio and television in Aotearoa, and how these mediums reflected national identity through major societal change. Historians discuss radio's glory days from 1930 to 1955 before television changed the landscape in the 1960s, Radio New Zealand's history of clipped accents and 'serious news', and the stars of commercial radio. From 1...

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Video

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2019

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