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008 740225s1974 njua b 00000 eng
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050 0 $aPN1992.5$b.T8
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100 1 $aTuchman, Gaye,
245 14 $aThe TV establishment;$bprogramming for power and profit.
260 0 $aEnglewood Cliffs, N.J.,$bPrentice Hall$c[1974]
300 $avi, 186 p.$billus.$c21 cm.
490 0 $aA Spectrum book
490 0 $aThe American establishments series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aEpstein, E. J. News from nowhere.--Molotch, H. and Lester, M. Accidents, scandals, and routines: resources for insurgent methodology.--Nix, M. The Meet the press game.--Elliott, P. Selection and communication in a television production: a case study.--Brown, L. Television: the business behind the box.--Cantor, M. G. Producing television for children.--Tuchman, G. Assembling a network talk-show.--Wilensky, H. L. Mass society and mass culture: interdependence or independence?--Sallach, D. L. Class domination and ideological hegemony.--Schiller, H. L. Mass communication and American empire.
650 0 $aTelevision broadcasting.