Extent: | Online-Ressource (116 p) |
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Series: | Hoover Inst Press Publication ; v.546 Hoover Institution Press publication ; no. 546 |
Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
Language: | English |
Notes: | Description based upon print version of record ""Front Cover ""; ""Book Title""; ""Copyright ""; ""Contents""; ""List of Figures""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Preface - August 1991: The Coup, the White House and Radio Liberty""; ""Executive Summary""; ""Section One - Measuring the Audience to Western Broadcasters in the USSR""; ""Section Two - Trends in Listening to Western Broadcasters in the USSR: 1970-1991""; ""2.1 Early Attempts to Quantify the Audience to Western Radio: The 1970s""; ""2.2 Weekly Reach of Western Broadcasters: 1980-1990""; ""2.3 The Impact of Jamming""; ""2.4 The Role of Political Events"" ""2.5 Trends in Measurement of the “Core Audience�""""2.6 Listening to Western Broadcasters in Last Years of USSR: 1989-1991""; ""2.7 Western Radio in a Time of Glasnost�""; ""2.8 Audience Cumulation Patterns: How Frequently Did Listeners Tune In?""; ""2.9 Audience Duplication Patterns in the “Core Audience�""; ""2.10 Listening in the Geographic Regions of the USSR: Overall Patterns in 1989""; ""2.11 Shifts in Listening to Radio Liberty After Cessation of Jamming""; ""2.12 Listening in Russian and Nationality Languages: RL and VOA"" ""2.13 The Overall Annual Audience to Western Radio: 1980-1990""""2.14 Comparisons with Internal Surveys to Confirm Audience Estimates""; ""Section Three - Who Were the Listeners and What Did They Hear?""; ""3.1 Demographic Characteristics of Listeners to Radio Liberty""; ""3.2 Western Radio Listening by Attitudinal Type""; ""3.3 Motivations for Listening to Western Radio""; ""3.4 Choice of Programming from Radio Liberty""; ""3.5 Listeners� Perceptions of Major Western Broadcasters""; ""Section Four - Western Radio's Place in the USSR Media Environment"" ""4.1 Information Sources Used for National and International News""""4.2 Media Use by Demographic Characteristics""; ""4.3 Media Use by “Factor Types�""; ""4.4 Trends in Media Use: 1978-1988""; ""Section Five - Western Radio and Topical Issues: Six Brief Case Studies""; ""5.1 The War in Afghanistan: 1979-1989""; ""5.2 The Samizdat Phenomenon: 1970s""; ""5.3 The Korean Airliner Incident: 1983""; ""5.4 The Chernobyl Disaster: 1986""; ""5.5 Glasnost� and Perestroika: 1985-1990""; ""5.6 The Solidarity Movement in Poland: 1980-1981"" ""Section Six - Some Observations on the Impact of Western Broadcasting to the USSR""""6.1 Large Cold-War Audiences""; ""6.2 Widespread Regime Attacks""; ""6.3 Effect on USSR Media""; ""6.4 Influence on Attitude and Opinion Formation""; ""6.5 Summing Up""; ""Section Seven - Epilogue. A Comparison of SAAOR Findings with Data from the Archives of the Institute of Sociology of the USSR Academy of Sciences: Late 1970s and Early 1980s""; ""7.1 Comparative Listening Rates""; ""7.2 Demographic Comparisons""; ""7.3 Motivations for Listening, Programs Heard and Trust in Western Information"" ""7.4 Western Stations Heard"" |
ISBN: | 978-0-8179-4732-3 ; 978-0-8179-4733-0 ; 978-0-8179-4732-3 |
Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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