The Wire: Television, Cable, and the Privatization of Public Signal (American Infrastructure: Engines of Belonging)
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The Wire: Television, Cable, and the Privatization of Public Signal (American Infrastructure: Engines of Belonging)

by Bill Johns

History Technology Media Studies
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The Wire explores the connections between television, cable, and the privatization of public signal. As part of the American Infrastructure: Engines of Belonging series, it considers media infrastructure as a force that helps shape communication, access, and belonging in the United States.

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The Wire examines television and cable as forms of infrastructure in American life.

It focuses on the relationship between public signal and privatization, considering how systems of communication can shape belonging and access.

Situated within the American Infrastructure: Engines of Belonging series, the book offers a focused study of media networks and their broader significance.

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