Publication at Faculty of Social Sciences |
2018
Abstract
The text analyzes the transformation of the role of radio and later of television broadcasting in the children's audience / listener in the first two post-war decades in Czechoslovakia. It shows that the main reins of the children's media "partnership" took Czechoslovak television from Czechoslovak Radio in the first half of the 1960s, and that gradually the author's conception of the children's program retreated from didactic positions towards entertainment and inspiration ones of the leisure time.
The chapter is a separate subchapter of the wider chapter The World of Children and Youth: Between Play, Hobbies and the Media.