Network Radio, TV, Dragnet & NYPD 
.... Dragnet was first a
radio program and was carried over onto television with the same cast in 1954. ....
Radio did not disappear as was predicted by some. ....
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Radio & TV Talkshows
.... With the advent of various talk
radio and
TV talk shows, the barriers between entertainment and news have been dissolving for the past decade. The reason why? ....
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Case Study: Female High School Student
.... chosen, the following jobs within the entertainment field will be presented: actor/actress, advertising manager, comedian, model,
radio/
TV announcer,
radio/
TV ....
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TV Coverage of Trials
.... still photographers are being allowed into the selected courts, but the material to be disseminated is "pooled" from one
TV camera, one
radio microphone, and ....
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NETWORK NEWS IN THE CABLE TV ERA
.... WITH THE NETWORKS Introduction- the development of news from newspaper to
radio to network .... Cable news networks as an anchor for cable
TV split into half-hour ....
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Morse Code, Radio & Satellite Communications
.... ubiquitous cell phones. Satellite communications have now expanded even further, into satellite
radio and satellite
TV. The impact of ....
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Presentation of News on Network & Cable TV
.... slow decline Following World War II and the transition from
radio news to .... Each ratings point represents 1,022,000
TV households (TVZapt2it, 2002, 1). Even as ....
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US Democracy and Elections
.... The real media in America - the ones which control the American mind - own the lion's share of our national
radio,
TV, newspapers, and magazines. ....
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Campaign Strategy: Speech
.... My campaign strategy involves the use of technology, grassroots campaigns, print, door-to-door,
radio,
TV, and Internet solicitation of funds and advertisers ....
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Campaign Strategy
.... My campaign strategy involves the use of technology, grassroots campaigns, print, door-to-door,
radio,
TV, and Internet solicitation of funds and advertisers ....
(1607
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The Physics of Color Television
.... FM
radio waves are shorter than AM
radio waves. Different subsets of these theories and studies are applicable when the
TV signal is converted into signals for ....
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BBC Radio
.... level of noise in the background, who appreciate music that is loud, dissonant, or even just continuous, who are unable to sleep without a
TV or
radio on, will ....
(1919
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Hard Liquor Advertisements and Television
.... marketers. That is commonly referred to as the alcohol industry's "voluntary ban" on "hard liquor" ads on
radio and
TV. Enshrined ....
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Computers & Democracy
.... Indeed, Schuler contends that throughout history other new forms of communication like
radio,
TV, and others were viewed in a similar manner as the Internet. ....
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Computer Professionals & The Next Culture of Democracy
.... Indeed, Schuler contends that throughout history other new forms of communication like
radio,
TV, and others were viewed in a similar manner as the Internet. ....
(1406
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Minority ownership in Broadcasting
.... the National Association of Black-Owned Broadcasters, remarked, "It was the single most important policy in increasing ownership" of
radio and
TV stations by ....
(1955
8
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Recruitment Plan in Cable TV Industry
.... to keep their jobs. The conglomerates can include everything from cable
TV to movies,
radio, and Internet access. HR also has to ....
(1987
8
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The History of the Television Industry
.... Business Week notice of the settlement, however, is that
TV-transmitter production .... kind of coverage comparable to that achieved by
radio broadcasting" ("AT&T ....
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Communications, Ethics, Organizational Rhetoric
.... But much of communications now takes audio-visual form, and the barriers between the traditional media of
radio,
TV, film, and photography have all been ....
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American Dominance 20th Century
.... China. Cinema was something in its infancy stages and
radio,
TV, air travel and the computer were yet to be discovered. Today, democracy ....
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From Oral Tradition to Electronic Communication
.... Bellis (2004) maintains "helped pave the way for the growth of a mass reading public" (2). The advent of electronic media - the telegraph,
radio,
TV and cable ....
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From Oral Tradition to Electronic: Accessing & Disseminating ...
.... Bellis (2004) maintains "helped pave the way for the growth of a mass reading public" (2). The advent of electronic media - the telegraph,
radio,
TV and cable ....
(2385
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Mass Communication Internet
.... The following scenario goes a long way in explaining why the development of other mass communications media like the phone,
radio, and
TV were quite similar to ....
(1927
8
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HR Challenges in Cable TV Industry
.... a few large ones that include multiple industries within them film studios,
TV networks, cable
TV channels, book publishing, newspapers,
radio stations, music ....
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Impact of 1996 Telecommunications Act
.... every five years as to whether renewal of their channel or frequency licenses were in the public interest, restrictions on
radio and
TV station ownership and ....
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Telecommunications Firm Televisa
.... Mexico, where Televisa owns its four
TV networks (three of them nationwide), a cable
TV outfit and a sports newspaper in Mexico City, ten
radio stations, three ....
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Israeli Broadcasting System The Israeli broadcasting system is
.... This would mean that more than 50
TV transmitters, over 50 AM and FM
radio transmitters, and some 10 HF transmitters would be operated in this manner. ....
(2335
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
.... television broadcasts. Both the
radio and
TV services have two networks, one that broadcasts in English and one in French. The French ....
(2065
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Male Fantasies in TV Sitcom Love That Bob
I recently had the pleasure of seeing some old
TV shows from the fifties on DVD and was struck by how little male .... The
Radio Times Guide to Television Comedy. ....
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The Development of Radio as a Mass Medium
.... By 1935, there were fewer than 4,000 electronic
TV sets in the nation, and Farnsworth was convinced that the success of
radio networks meant there would be ....
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