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Book 2019 threaten the integrity of the United Kingdom. Through a detailed exploration of its past, the bookposes questions about the World Service’s possible future and argues that, for the BBC, the question is not only what it means to be a global broadcaster as we enter the third decade of the twenty-firs

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From Empire to World Service: An Introduction*,rrelated themes: the relationship between overseas broadcasting and foreign policy; the constitutional position of the BBC and its status as a public service broadcaster; the composition of the BBC’s worldwide audiences; the impact of technological change; and the recognition that the BBC has agency in its own history.

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Overseas Broadcasting and the Second World War,ties. The degree of autonomy that the BBC overseas services should enjoy, if any, remained controversial. At the end of the war, the BBC anticipated that the overseas services would be dramatically reduced. Yet as Johnston and Robertson demonstrate, the dawn of the Cold War provided the BBC with a new global purpose.

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The BBC and the Cold War,s was symptomatic of the wider uncertainty about Britain’s place in the world in the aftermath of Suez. Though ‘victory’ in the Cold War was central to the history of post-war broadcasting, it was the dismantling of the British Empire that provided the measure of the UK’s status in the world.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63647-0rrelated themes: the relationship between overseas broadcasting and foreign policy; the constitutional position of the BBC and its status as a public service broadcaster; the composition of the BBC’s worldwide audiences; the impact of technological change; and the recognition that the BBC has agency in its own history.

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Optics for Beam Shaping in Laser Processing,and early 1940s. While the BBC attempted to distance themselves from purely ‘sentimental’ motivations for overseas broadcasts, audience responses reveal the intense emotional power of interwar radio as it intertwined with diasporic nostalgia.

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Norms in Action: A Logical Perspectiveties. The degree of autonomy that the BBC overseas services should enjoy, if any, remained controversial. At the end of the war, the BBC anticipated that the overseas services would be dramatically reduced. Yet as Johnston and Robertson demonstrate, the dawn of the Cold War provided the BBC with a new global purpose.