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Index 172
strategies for attracting 23–4;
targeting of 10–11, 59, 77, 80, 118;
transnationalization of 81;
see also television
Australia 134, 158–9, 161
authenticity 141, 153, 154–5, 160, 161
authorship, burden of 76, 78
AVRO 28, 29

bacchanal 160
Baudrillard, Jean 54, 167
Bauman, Zygmunt 9, 178
Bausinger, Hermann 109–10, 126
Bechtel, Robert, et al. 61, 184n, 185n
Bedell Smith, S. 60
Berland, Jody 12, 14, 15
Berlin Wall 150
Berlusconi, Silvio 142
Berman, Marshall 156, 157
Bertelsmann 142
Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies 37, 104, 134, 182n
Blumler, Jay, Gurevitch, Michael and Katz, Elihu 39–40
Bordo, Susan 125
Bosnia 150
Bourdieu, Pierre 116
Britain, cultural studies in 141
Broadcasting Act (Netherlands), 1967 27, 28
Brooks, Peter 87
Brunsdon, Charlotte 20, 49–50, 51, 187n
Bush, George 177

cable television see television, cable
Cagney, Christine (Cagney and Lacey) 85–6, 87, 92, 96
Cagney and Lacey 85–6, 96, 124
Canada 134
capitalism 32, 34, 81, 144, 164, 165, 168;
of consumption 177;
see also postmodernity, capitalist
Carey, James 45, 163, 166–7;
Communication as Culture 166–7
Castells, Manuel 143
Catholicism and women 119
CBS 58
central value system 164, 165
Centre for Research into Innovation, Culture and Technology (CRICT), Brunel University 68, 73
centre-periphery relations 81
Chances 185n
Chancy, David 133
channel switching 58, 60, 126, 174
chaos 172–80;
theory of 174–5