Split Signals

Discover the transformation of television in the Soviet Union with Split Signals by Ellen Propper Mickiewicz. Published by Oxford University Press Inc in 1992, this insightful paperback delves into how television emerged as Mikhail Gorbachev's most potent tool for facilitating significant reform during a pivotal era. With 304 pages of compelling analysis, Mickiewicz examines the impact of glasnost on programming and how it reshaped public perception and communication in the Soviet landscape. This book invites readers to reflect on the crucial role of media in societal change and offers a unique perspective on the intersection of politics and television. Perfect for scholars, media enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the dynamics of communication and reform, Split Signals is a must-read that captures a defining moment in history.