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Rand
Language
English
Pages
31

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Subjects

Television broadcasting, Television relay systems

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United States

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Cable television: opportunities and problems in local program origination
1970, Rand
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Santa Monica, Calif

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Dewey Decimal Class
384.5547
Library of Congress
AS36 .R3 R-570

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xii, 31 p.
Number of pages
31

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OL4472434M
LCCN
79284399

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