Mass Communications: A Book of ReadingsWilbur Schramm The development of mass communications; The structure and function of mass communications; Control and support of mass communications; The communication process; The content of mass communications; The audiences of mass communication; Effects of mass communications; Responsibility for mass communications. |
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... programs , which stations were required to carry , although they were free to take or refuse sustaining programs . In 1932 , NBC abolished hourly rates for sustainers , and the stations began paying the network a flat sum of $ 1,500 a ...
... programs , which stations were required to carry , although they were free to take or refuse sustaining programs . In 1932 , NBC abolished hourly rates for sustainers , and the stations began paying the network a flat sum of $ 1,500 a ...
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... programs for which it was responsible , instead of leav- ing program production to the stations . Gradually it developed a staff of workers especially trained and experienced in this work ; and in 1928 , when the possibilities of radio ...
... programs for which it was responsible , instead of leav- ing program production to the stations . Gradually it developed a staff of workers especially trained and experienced in this work ; and in 1928 , when the possibilities of radio ...
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A Book of Readings Wilbur Schramm. ( c ) Religious programs should be presented by responsible in- dividuals , groups , and organizations . ( d ) Religious programs should place emphasis on broad reli- gious truths , excluding the ...
A Book of Readings Wilbur Schramm. ( c ) Religious programs should be presented by responsible in- dividuals , groups , and organizations . ( d ) Religious programs should place emphasis on broad reli- gious truths , excluding the ...
Contents
A Brief Chronology of Mass Communications | 5 |
The Growth | 70 |
The Growth of Television | 93 |
Copyright | |
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