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Talking History: The Rise of Print Media | S1, Ep 1

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Published on 1st October, 2024 2 min read

Talking History: The Rise of Print Media | S1, Ep 1

British Online Archives (BOA) is pleased to announce the release of the first season of our podcast, Talking History with British Online Archives, in which we explore the past from a variety of angles and perspectives. This season comprises six episodes and will be released in bi-weekly instalments. In each episode, members of the BOA team will be joined by a historian to discuss their research and delve into fascinating areas of history.

In the first instalment of the series, Dr. Nathaniel Andrews, former Senior Editor at BOA, discusses the history of print media with Adrian Bingham, Professor of Modern British History at the University of Sheffield. Adrian has published extensively on the history of British journalism and was an editorial board member for BOA’s series of primary source collections, British Illustrated Periodicals, 1869–1970. Adrian also wrote a contextual essay for this series: “British Print Media, 1860s–1960s”. In this episode of Talking History, Adrian and Nathaniel discuss the rise of print media, the relationship between the media and politics, and the role of the media in the construction of gender. They also reflect upon the importance of digitising print media.

Please note, this episode was recorded in October 2022.

Hosted by Dr. Nathaniel Andrews. 

Produced by Laura Wales.


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British Online Archives presents Talking History, the podcast in which we explore the past from a variety of angles and perspectives. Throughout this podcast series, we talk to historians and specialists working in related fields about their research. Together, we will delve into some of the most significant themes, events, and movements in history.

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