The Columbia History of American Television (Columbia Histories of Modern American Life)

Came fast date as expected book was in great shape as described would definitely buy again

Good book

I couldn't be happier with this purchase. I originally purchased from someone else and the day that classes started I got a message from the seller saying that they weren't shipping it. So I quickly found this seller, ordered the book, and it arrived in no time at all for the same price. Great service, thank you!

I ordered this book (and I thought I ordered it used) but it came wrapped up twice in bubble wrap and brand new. It was the right book, so there really isn't much to review about!

This should be retitled "A Columbia History of American Television Executives." This non-chronological history spends about 10 paragraphs total discussing programming and 400+ pages rhapsodizing in endless detail about the great white male executives who ran the networks. If you want a history of network executives, their professional/educational backgrounds and their every change of title over 60 years of television, this is the book for you. If you want an actual "history of American television" (programming, reception, cultural/historical context), you will have to look elsewhere.

A great read for class and I hate reading especially books for school. Yep I'm a lazy one but I actually like this book

I chose 5 stars because the information is presented clearly and concise. It kept my interest from chapter 1 to chapter 12.

I got my order right on time, and even quicker then i thought. The book was in great condition. I will definitely buy from this seller again.

Ofrece una visión profunda sobre un tema del que se ha escrito mucho y malo. Este libro es esclarecedor y contiene mucha información.