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No News Is Bad News

By Michael Bromley

Media Discourse in Contemporary India

By Sudeshna Devi

Public Television in Poland

By Agnieszka Węglińska

C-SPAN Archives

By Robert X. Browning

A Fatal Attraction

By Cinzia Padovani

The C-span revolution

By Stephen E. Frantzich

Parlamentsfernsehen des Deutschen Bundestages

By Hubertus Gersdorf

New imperatives and potentials

By New York Conference on Local Public Affairs Television in Commercial Broadcasting 1st 1977.

Educational television in its cultural and public affairs dimension

By Robert A. Carlson

Modern public affairs programming

By Phillip O. Keirstead

The California Channel

By Tracy Westen

Public television programming content by category fiscal year 1978

By Soloman Katzman

Broadcasters' public interest obligations and S. 217, the Fairness in Broadcasting Act of 1991

By United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Subcommittee on Communications.

La télévision sur la scène du politique

By Evelyne Cohen

Tijit'ŏl sidae ŭi Kukhoe pangsong

By Kwang-ho Kim

Cari elettori, care elettrici

By Edoardo Novelli,Stefano Nespolesi

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting

By William Allyn Mason

Die inszenierte Erinnerung

By Dietmar Schiller

Evolution of Political Rhetoric

By Robert X. Browing

All the usual suspects

By William Hoynes,David Croteau,Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (Organization)

When the programme's over

By David Highton

The Future of public broadcasting

By Douglass Cater,Michael J. Nyhan

Televising the legislature

By California. Legislature. Assembly. Committee on Utilities and Commerce.

Journal Graphics Transcript-Video Index 1991

By Journal Graphics Inc.