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    This document provides instructions to read two sources thoroughly and summarize each concept found in the sources by indicating the page and line number where it is located. The first source discusses the development of radio as a mass medium, the creation of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the establishment of radio networks and affiliate stations, the shift to commercial and advertising-based radio during the Golden Age of Radio, and how the radio industry responded to the rise of television with format specialization and focus on local advertising. The second source discusses the anthology program format in radio's Golden Age, the synergistic relationship between radio and film during this time, and how the film adaptation of "Sorry, Wrong Number" relies more on diegesis than the

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    This document provides instructions to read two sources thoroughly and summarize each concept found in the sources by indicating the page and line number where it is located. The first source discusses the development of radio as a mass medium, the creation of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the establishment of radio networks and affiliate stations, the shift to commercial and advertising-based radio during the Golden Age of Radio, and how the radio industry responded to the rise of television with format specialization and focus on local advertising. The second source discusses the anthology program format in radio's Golden Age, the synergistic relationship between radio and film during this time, and how the film adaptation of "Sorry, Wrong Number" relies more on diegesis than the

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    This document provides instructions to read two sources thoroughly and summarize each concept found in the sources by indicating the page and line number where it is located. The first source discusses the development of radio as a mass medium, the creation of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the establishment of radio networks and affiliate stations, the shift to commercial and advertising-based radio during the Golden Age of Radio, and how the radio industry responded to the rise of television with format specialization and focus on local advertising. The second source discusses the anthology program format in radio's Golden Age, the synergistic relationship between radio and film during this time, and how the film adaptation of "Sorry, Wrong Number" relies more on diegesis than the

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    Read the attached articles THOROUGHLY and explain (summarize) each concept down
    below. You also need to indicate on what page and line you found each concept (ex: page 15,
    line 4-7).

    Campbell, Richard, Christopher R. Martin, Bettina Fabos, and Shawn Harmsen. Media
    Essentials: A Brief Introduction (Fifth Edition). Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s, 2020.
    Chapter 6

    -Radio’s slow development into a mass medium


    -Radio as interstate commerce, broadcasting as being for the public good, and the birth of the
    FCC
    -Networks and affiliate stations
    -The first networks: CBS and NBC
    -The shift to commercial and advertising-based radio
    -The Golden Age of Radio and differences between early commercial radio and
    contemporary radio
    -Ways radio industry responds to the rise of television
    -Importance of local advertising and format specialization to contemporary radio
    -Music industry influence on contemporary radio and pay-for-play
    -Non-profit presence and relative importance of public good in contemporary radio

    Solomon, Matthew. “Adapting Radio’s ‘Perfect Script’: ‘Sorry, Wrong Number’ and
    Sorry, Wrong Number.” Quarterly Review of Film and Video. 16.1 (1997): 23-40.

    -Anthology program format


    -Synergistic relationships between radio and film in the Golden Age of Radio
    -Distinctions between mimesis and diegesis and “Sorry, Wrong Number” as close to pure
    mimesis
    -Reasons and ways film adaption of “Sorry, Wrong Number” relies much more on diegesis
    than its radio source material

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