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Contents
PREFACE | 6 |
EXCLUSIVITYTHEORETICAL ANALYSIS | 20 |
RESTRICTIONS OF EXCLUSIVITY | 28 |
Copyright | |
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advantage allocation allowed rate attractive audience basis audience obtained Botein broadcast stations broker brokerage cable companies cable operator cable systems cable television CATV commercial common carrier Community Antenna Television compensation compulsory license copyright owners cost distant signal importation distribution distributors economic economies of scale effect entry exclusive affiliation exclusive contracts exhibitors export Federal Communications Commission franchise gram import distant signals independent stations interconnection Interstate and Foreign major market power monopoly monopsony motion picture network affiliation network programming non-network nonexclusive practice of exclusivity problems producers profits program owner program production programming market proposed public access channel purchased radio rate base rate of return rate structure regulation regulatory commission rerun restrictions revenues risk schedule side-payments slot sold subscribers substantial syndication television programming television stations three networks tion total audience U.S. Government Printing United Artists Television viewers
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| Title | Economic and legal foundations of cable television Sage research papers in the social sciences Policy research series Sage research papers in the social sciences: Policy research series |
| Author | Leonard Ross |
| Publisher | Sage Publications, 1974 |
| ISBN | 0803904657, 9780803904651 |
| Length | 76 pages |
| Subjects | › Cable television Technology & Engineering / Television & Video United States |
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