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Broadcasting policy

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Political censorship and the democratic state

Mary P. Corcoran

2005

Missed opportunities

Marc Raboy

1990

The battle to control broadcast news

Hugh Carter Donahue

1989

National broadcasting under siege

Eva Etzioni-Halevy

1987

A brief to the Canadian Radio Television Commission on cable television policy

Alberta. Dept. of Telephones

1971

Broadcasting and détente

Gerhard Wettig

1977

Communication Canada

Donald C. Wilson, Rowland Lorimer

1988

Television and the Red menace

J. Fred MacDonald

1985

The great New Zealand radio experiment

2005

Broadcasting policy development

Foster, Frank

1982

Media ownership and control in the age of convergence

1996

Western broadcasting over the iron curtain

K. R. M. Short

1986

British broadcasting

Patrick Hughes

1981

Switching channels

Nilanjana Gupta

1998

Fighting for air

Eric Klinenberg

2007

The Decline and Fall of Public Broadcasting

David Barsamian

2002

Missed opportunities

Marc Raboy

1990

Our cultural sovereignty

Canada. Parliament. House of Commons. Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage.

2003

CBC brief to the Legislative Committee on Bill C-136

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

1988

Shut Off

Gregory Taylor

2013

Micro radio and the FCC

Andrew Opel

2004

America's battle for media democracy

Victor W. Pickard

2015

The Politics of broadcasting

Raymond Kuhn

1985

Broadcasting policy in Canada

Robert Armstrong - undifferentiated

2010

Programming Reality

Zoë Druick

2008

Mass media unleashed

Carl R. Ramey

2007

Democracy on the air

Ellen Propper Mickiewicz, Laura Roselle

1999

Selling the air

Thomas Streeter

1996

Monitoring community attitudes in changing mediascapes

Garry Dickinson

2000

Globalization, convergence and European telecommunciations regulation

Seamus Simpson, Peter Humphreys

2006

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