British broadcasting /

authors:

Smith, Anthony, 1938-

subjects:

Radio broadcasting -- Great Britain -- History -- Sources.
Television broadcasting -- Great Britain -- History -- Sources.

publishers:

David and Charles,

series:

David and Charles sources for contemporary issues series

ISBN:

0715363263

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