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Discover 'Public Issue Television', a groundbreaking exploration of the intricate connections between television and society. This essential book, published by Manchester University Press, dives deep into the renowned series 'World in Action', which aired on Granada from 1963 to 1998. Utilizing full access to the archives, this text provides a comprehensive historical account of how this iconic television program evolved over 35 years, offering an unparalleled insight into the realm of factual television. Delve into the complexities of television production and journalism as you experience a rich narrative that examines both the technological advances and the socio-political dynamics that influenced the series. Ideal for students, researchers, and television enthusiasts alike, 'Public Issue Television' addresses significant themes such as the aesthetics of broadcast media and the institution of journalism. With its focus on the changing landscape of television, it highlights tensions, debates, and triumphs that characterized 'World in Action'. Whether you're aiming to understand media influence or simply appreciate a masterful account of television history, this text is the ultimate resource. 'Public Issue Television' is not just a book; it's a vital scholarly resource for understanding the intersection of media, politics, and public life. Get your copy today and explore the transformative power of television in shaping societal narratives!