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DESCRIPTION:The Making Publics (MaPs) research project is being featured in
 \na 14-part series by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)'s\nprogr
 am\, 'Ideas'. Art History professor Angela Vanhaelen and\nCommunication St
 udies professor Darin Barney among other 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ\nfaculty will be participa
 nts.\nFrom cbc.ca: 'Publicity was once the exclusive property of men\nof r
 ank. They alone\, by virtue of their stations\, could make things\npublic.
  During the 18th century it became meaningful to talk about\n'public opini
 on' as something formed outside the state. Today\nanyone with a Twitter ac
 count can make a public. In this series\nIDEAS producer David Cayley exami
 nes how publics were formed in\nEurope\, between 1500 and 1700\, and how t
 hese early publics grew\ninto the concept of 'the public' that we hold tod
 ay.'\nThe series will begin on CBC Radio One at 9 p.m. on April 26th\,\nan
 d will run all that week\, continuing on Wednesday nights\nbeginning the f
 ollowing week (May 5th) and ending June 30th. The\nprograms will be availa
 ble via CBC's podcast website once\naired.\n \n
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SUMMARY:CBC Radio's Ideas: 'The Origins of the Modern Public'
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