The Media Are American: Anglo-American Media in the World

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By Jeremy Tunstall

Columbia University Press, 1977, 352 pp

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A jumbled, often overstated, but nonetheless fascinating account of the direct and indirect (through imitation) influence of American print, film and broadcasting. Less systematic than Read's America's Mass Media Merchants (noted in Foreign Affairs, April 1977).

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