Les radios pirates des années 60 : Radio London et Radio Caroline, analyse comparative

摘要

In the I960's two radio stations made a frontal attack on the BBC's radiophonie monopoly, and although both drew a large share of listeners and sponsorship, they each had a very different approach. Launched in 1964, nine months before Radio London, Caroline remained a kind of prototype of the counter-cultural "pirate" radios, whilst London took a more pioneering, legalistic position and relied on multinational financing which eventually led it to profit the BBC. Two differing approaches, two sounds, two types of audiences and two histories, where the tension modified the entire British and then European radiophonie worlds in less than four years.