Index

  	Cover
  	Contents
  	Figures
  	Acknowledgments
  	Introduction
  	1 Locating community media
      	Media and democracy
      	Cultural globalization
      	Community media as socio-cultural mediation
  	2 Tracing the global through the local: perspectives on community media
      	Wireless world
      	Planet television
      	Word on the street
      	Community IRL
  	3 Finding a spot on the dial: Firehouse Broadcasting from Bloomington, Indiana
      	Small town city
      	Finding a spot on the dial
      	Turn your radio on!
      	Negotiating the airwaves
      	Ten years after
  	4 Downtown Community Television: cultural politics and technological form
      	An urban village
      	A new kind of television
      	Elements of style
      	Access at the margins
      	Vox pop, hip hop, agit prop
  	5 A poor people’s press: Street Feat
      	SuperCity
      	The voice of the poor
      	Grassroots and city streets
      	Spare Change
      	"Sorry If I Asked You Twice"
      	Street papers as an alternative public sphere
  	6 Victoria’s Network: (re) imagining community in the information age
      	Australia Fair
      	Metaphors of the information age
      	Human bandwidth
      	Participation, policy, and pragmatism
  	Conclusion
      	Articulating community media
      	Knowable communities: articulating the local and the global
  	Notes
      	Introduction
      	Chapter 1
      	Chapter 2
      	Chapter 3
      	Chapter 4
      	Chapter 5
      	Chapter 6
  	References