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The other face of public television : censoring the American dream /
Government and corporate interference have robbed the public of access to point-of-view programming. Through subterfuge, suppression of dissent and thought control, Washington (with eager assistance from Madison Avenue) has locked out the creatives and the educators -- the people who fashion any cul...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Algora Pub.,
©2002.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Dreams of a better world
- The other face of public television
- Private airwaves
- The matrix of an era : shifting definitions of cause
- Edward R. Murrow : anomaly
- Commercial television's seminal discovery
- An inchoate leadership
- Poor but honest in "The American century"
- The invalidization of educational TV
- Why "educational" TV dried up
- The state to the rescue!
- The cloven hoof
- Nixon's coup
- From Nixon's office of telecommunications policy to the "Reagan revolution"
- Not-so-benign neglect
- Knuckling under, getting the grants
- Creativity by committee
- The team as organizational model
- TV journalism as literature, as theater, as sport
- Who makes the rules, anyway?
- The root of all television, too
- How programs really get produced
- The self-interest/public interest equation
- "Underwriting" for whom?
- Elitism versus multiculturalism
- Programs as product : forty years of capital formation
- The culture of consumerism
- What kind of future anyway, Mr. Marx?
- The basket case, with a smile
- Survey the territory, devise a method
- TV as art
- Let's try education, for a change!
- A manifesto
- Still hope for reason
- TV and the national destiny : move aside, consumerism, move aside GDP.