Problems and controversies in television and radio : basic readings /
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Palo Alto, Calif.,
Pacific Books
[1968]
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Table of Contents:
- The Public Still Owns the Air / Norman Cousins
- Congress and the Control of Radio-Broadcasting / Carl J. Friedrich and Evelyn Sternberg
- Great Change-overs for You / Marshall McLuhan
- The Road to Responsibility / William S. Paley
- Remarks Before the International Radio and Television Society / E. William Henry
- Insights into Broadcast International Profits / Emanuel Celler
- Television's Role in the American Democracy / Robert W. Sarnoff
- Forty Years of Progress / Walter D. Scott
- The Retreat from Excellence / Claude M. Fuess
- The Two Publics of Television / Fairfax M. Clone
- Remarks Before the Annual National Broadcast Editorial Conference / E. William Henry
- Hail, Blithe Spirit! / Dalton Trumbo
- Traitor to My Class / Shelby Gordon
- Here, We Would Suggest, Is a Program for the FCC / Consumer Reports
- Who Forgot Radio? / Edward P. Morgan
- The Conscience of the Programme Director / Sir Hugh Greene
- The Screen Writer and Freedom / Michael Blankfort
- Through the Regulatory Looking Glass, Darkly / Robert W. Sarnoff
- Some Aspects of Freedom of Information / Albert Namurois
- A Look at the Wagner-Hatfield Amendment / R. Franklin Smith
- The Challenge of Quality in Education / John L. Burns
- National Jukebox or Educational Resource? / Harry J. Skornia
- Smaller than Life: Teachers and Schools in the Mass Media / George Gerbner
- Is Literacy Passe? / Father Walter J. Ong
- Television / Jack Gould
- How Big is One? / Edward Weeks
- Television: The Dream and the Reality / Robert Shayon
- Puritanism Revisited: An Analysis of the Contemporary Screen-Image Western / Peter Homans
- Television for Children, the FCC, the Public, and Broadcasters / Ashbrook P. Bryant
- Summary Report on Findings and Recommendations of the Conference on Impact of Motion Pictures and Television on Youth / National Council on Crime and Delinquency
- Human Dignity and Television / Arthur J. Brodbeck
- Radio: Dollars and Nonsense / Hans V. Kaltenborn
- Interview with Sylvester L. Weaver, Jr. / Mike Wallace
- Television News: Reporting or Performing? / John F. Day
- Broadcasting and the Journalistic Function / Lee Loevinger
- The Role of the Commentator as Censor of the News / Gunnar Back
- Reporting or Distorting: Broadcast Network News Treatment of a Speech by John F. Kennedy / Thomas H. Guback
- News Coverage in 1959 / Chet Huntley
- The Television News Commentator / Eric Sevaerid, Martin Agronsky, Louis Lyons
- About Writing for Television / Rod Serling
- Remarks Before the National Association of Broadcasters (April 7, 1964) / E. William Henry
- The Solid Gold Egg / Leonard H. Lavin
- Can Advertising Be Harmful? / Fredric Wertham
- Control by Advertisers / Jack Gould
- Big Brother's Television Set / William Benton
- U.S. Television Abroad: Big New Business / John Tebbel
- What Will the Satellites Communicate? / Robert Lindsay
- Less Declaration and More Revelation / Frank Stanton
- Broadcasting in the Interest of the Free Society / Roscoe L. Barrow
- Tides of Change / Sterling C. Quinlan
- Why Suppress Pay-TV? The Fight in California / Sylvester L. Weaver, Jr.
- The Inequalities of Television Franchises / C.H. Sandage
- Global Television: A Proposal / Robert W. Sarnoff
- The Public Be Served: Television for All Tastes / From the Carnegie Quarterly.