by Christian Delporte · Nouveau Monde Editions · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782369427476
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«Médias, culture et pouvoirs depuis 1945» is the historical essay edited by Christian Delporte, published by Nouveau Monde Editions in paperback.
The book analyzes media and power since 1945: cinema, radio and magazines become a cultural industry, and television, in the 1960s, imposes a globalized, Americanized mass culture. It brings together texts by historians on media control and freedom of information, from Berlusconi's Italy to Hollywood.
Volume in the Chronos collection, linked to the 2019 programs of the Agrégation and the Café-Capes, with texts from the journal Le Temps des médias.
Of interest to students of history and communication and to those preparing for the French teaching examinations (Agrégation and Café-Capes).
Christian Delporte is a French historian specialized in political and cultural history of France in the twentieth century, including the history of media, image and political communication.
