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During the years of the Polish People's Republic, Poles were cut
off from the western world. Travel was restricted, as was access to
outside culture and goods. This unique situation led to a period of
great ingenuity in the realm of new media. Not only were media
adapted to suit Poles' needs, but new technology was fashioned to
gain access to western television, film and video games. Bringing
people together, VCRs, computers and satellite television were thus
a window to the outside world and contemporary to the mobilisation
of Solidarity and the end of communism. As such, their diffusion is
an important but largely overlooked aspect of Poland's history.
Acutely aware of this, the authors of this book recount new media
behind the Iron Curtain in a way that will appeal to scholars and
non-academic readers alike. Coupling archival research with in
depth interviews, they bring to life the talent and determination
of the PPR's new media pioneers, compelling others to dig further.
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