CHIN Radio and its Listeners: A Negotiation in the Post-War Commerce of Ethnicity
Canadian broadcasting underwent a period of transition following the Second World War. Government officials attempted to restructure radio to serve as an instrument for assimilation which would assist new Canadians in understanding Canadian culture…
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