Radio, VJ, and Shock: The Rise and Evolution of Disc Jockeys

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Disc jockeys, also known as deejays, are the individuals that select and play recorded music for an audience. Originally a radio medium, the art of the deejay has mutated with the innovations of MTV and the Internet. Today there are radio disc jockeys and shock jocks, television veejays, and Internet radio jockeys.

This book explores radio disc jockeys through the decades including the innovations and changes.

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