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Tube of plenty

Erik Barnouw

1975

Televangelism, power, and politics on God's frontier

Jeffrey K. Hadden

1988

Please Stand By

Michael Ritchie

1994

Big world, small screen

Phyllis A. Katz, Eli A. Rubinstein, Brian L. Wilcox et al.

1992

Broadcast news handbook

Suzanne Huffman, C. A. Tuggle, Forrest Carr

2001

The face on the cutting room floor

Murray Schumach

1964

Four arguments for the elimination of television

Jerry Mander

1978

Global television

Cynthia Schneider, Brian Wallis

1988

As Seen on TV

Karal Ann Marling

1994

Instant Nationalism

Khalil Rinnawi

2007

When television was young

Ed McMahon

2007

Mind and media

Patricia Marks Greenfield

1984

Television Advertising in Canadian Elections

Walter I. Romanow

1999

All the Rage

Suzanna Danuta Walters

2001

Violence on television

Barrie Gunter

1988

The Gospel According to The Simpsons

Mark I. Pinsky

2001

Television and society

Nicholas Abercrombie

1996

Desperately seeking the audience

Ien Ang

1991

Fields in vision

Garry Whannel

1992

Popular film and television comedy

Stephen Neale, Frank Krutnik

1990

The gods of televangelism

Janice Peck

1993

Rape on Prime Time

Lisa M. Cuklanz

2000

Prime-time television

Muriel B. Cantor, Joel M. Cantor, Muriel G. Cantor

1980

How to watch TV news

Neil Postman

1992

Rich news, poor news

Marvin Barrett

1978

Broadcast journalism

Mark W. Hall

1978

Television and aggression

Seymour Feshbach

1971

Television and child development

Judith Page Van Evra

1990

The daily miracle

Stephen Lamble, David Conley

2002

Inside television's first war

Ron Steinman

2002

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