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TELEVISION QUARTERLY....Volume XXXVIIII - Numbers 3 & 4 Spring / Summer 2008 |
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Video Games Beat Hollywood for Vast Income
By John V. Pavlik
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When All-Digital TV Arrives, Will We Be Ready?
by Peter B. Seel
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They Beat the Clock: NBC's Innovative Newsmagazine
David Brinkley's Journal. By Thomas A. Mascaro
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He Discovered Oprath: Bill Baker's Extraordinary Decade at Westinghouse.
By Mort Silverstein
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Is PBS Still Necessary? You Bet It Is, Says Its Newest Recruit
By Fritz Jacobi |
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How Nations Use The Olympics To Burnish Thier Public Images
By gred Vitiello.
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Human Rughts, Pollution Issues and the Coverage of Beijing Olympics
By Josephine Witte |
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Seinfeld 10 Years Later: Was It Over-rated?
By Stephen Winzenburg |
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REVIEW AND COMMENT
The Place to Be: Washington, CBS, and the Glory Days of Television News,
By Roger Mudd - Reviewed by Bernard S. Redmont
Rupert Murdoch’s China Adventure: How the World’s Most Powerful Media Mogul Lost a Fortune and Found a Wife
By Bruce Dover - Reviewed by William F. Snyder
A Word from Our Viewers: Reflections from Early Television Audiences, By Ray Barfield; Big Pictures on the Small Screen: Made-for-TV Movies and Anthology Dramas, By Alvin H. Marill; and Blue Skies: A History of Cable Television, by Patrick R. Parsons - Reviewed by Ron Simon
A History of Broadcasting in the United States, by Douglas Gomery - Reviewed by Kenneth Harwood
Television in the Multichannel Age: A Brief History of Cable Television,
By Megan Mullen - Reviewed by Norman Felsenthal
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FALLEN HEROES
Tributes to James Day by Richard O. Moore and Robert Isaacson;
to John Jay Iselin by John Pope; and to Kirk Browning by Brian Rose
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