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Electronic media

John E. Craft, Frederic A. Leigh, John Craft et al.

2001

Stay tuned

Christopher H. Sterling

1978

Waves of rancor

Robert L. Hilliard

1999

International Dictionary of Broadcasting and Film

Desi Bognar

1999

Broadcast regulation

Marvin R. Bensman

1983

The broadcast century and beyond

Robert L. Hilliard

2010

Media access

Andrew O. Shapiro

1976

Empire

Lewis J. Paper

1987

Who killed CBS?

Peter J. Boyer

1988

Broadcasting It

Keith Howes

1994

Media promotion and marketing for broadcasting, cable, and the Internet

Douglas A. Ferguson, Susan Tyler Eastman

2006

Competitive Strategy for Media Firms (Lea's Communication Series)

Sylvia M. Chan-Olmsted

2005

The British press and broadcasting since 1945

Colin Seymour-Ure

1991

Fighting for air

Eric Klinenberg

2007

The golden web

Erik Barnouw

1968

Radio communication in Canada

Sharon Anne Babaian

1992

The new spirit in the Russian theatre, 1917-1928

Huntly Carter

1970

Missed opportunities

Marc Raboy

1990

Broadcasting modernism

Debra Rae Cohen, Michael Coyle

2009

Freelancing for television and radio

Leslie Scott Mitchell

2005

Our cultural sovereignty

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

2003

Television and radio

Giraud Chester

1963

A history of broadcasting in the United States

Erik Barnouw

1966

A pictorial history of radio in Canada

Stewart, Sandy

1975

Regulating Media

Wolfgang Hoffmann-Reim

1996

Radio and television

William E. McCavitt

1978

The politics of Canadian broadcasting, 1920-1951

Frank W. Peers

1969

Broadcasting policy in Canada

Robert Armstrong - undifferentiated

2010

National and international systems of broadcasting

Emery, Walter B.

1969

Signals in the air

Michael C. Keith

1995

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