1. Birth of Media
1.1. Advertising
1.1.1. Music groups
1.1.1.1. Media Stations
1.1.1.1.1. Spread of news
1.1.1.1.2. BBC
1.1.1.1.3. NBC, CBS
1.1.1.2. Spread of music became faster
1.1.1.3. Singers became celebrities
1.1.2. Market competition
1.1.3. Competitive advertising: jingles
2. Pop Culture
2.1. Celebrity culture
2.1.1. Film star icons; Charlie Chaplin, Rudolf Valentino
2.1.2. Dawn of sensationalist newspapers
2.2. Flappers
2.2.1. Women's rights change after WWI
2.2.2. Radical shift in fashion and social life
2.3. Music
2.3.1. Musical films
2.3.2. Famous singers; Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra
3. Western Influence
3.1. American slang
3.1.1. Change in British dialect
3.2. American fashion
3.2.1. Short hair
3.2.2. Shorter dresses
3.3. Social scene
3.3.1. Nightclubs
3.3.2. Jazz scene
3.3.3. Decline in debutante tradition
4. Radio and Cinema During WWII
4.1. Speeches by leaders
4.1.1. Winston Churchill
4.1.2. King George VI
4.2. Reports from the front
4.2.1. Pathé
4.2.2. Journalists based across Europe
4.3. War films
4.3.1. 'The Great Dictator' 1940
4.3.2. 'Sahara' 1943