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A number of conversations that occurred early during this project come to mind at this happy moment of completion. I am grateful to Jean-Jacques Cheval, Charles Rearick, Gabrielle Hecht, Raymond Grew, and Joshua Cole for their insights. Susan Douglas read innumerable drafts, wrote letters, and offered wise counsel. Michele Hilmes and Francis Couvares offered critical support early on that helped launch the project. Victoria De Grazia, Kate Lacey, and Gabrielle Hecht read an early draft of the manuscript and offered invaluable and perceptive feedback. I also gratefully acknowledge those who read or commented on parts of this book as a work in progress, including Herrick Chapman, Judith G. Coffin, Suzanne Moon, Aswin Punathambekar, Rebecca Scales, Emily Thompson, Katherine Sender, Paddy Scannell, Liz Anderson, and Jason Loviglio. Conferences for the American Historical Association, International Communication Association, Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Society for French Historical Studies, and Society for the History of Technology all provided a forum for presentations and dialogue, as did the Science, Technology, Medicine and Society Speaker Series and the Communication Studies Colloquium at the University of Michigan. Research support came from the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES), the U-M Associate Professor Support Program, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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