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050	1	4	_aKF 4774 P881a 1987
100			_aPower, Lucas A
245	1		_aAmerican broadcasting and the first amendment / _cLucas A. Power
260			_aCalifornia : _bUniversity of California Press, _c1987
300			_ax, 293 p.
520			_aThe setting, 1. -- A different medium, 11. -- Dr. Brinkley and the peep show image, 22. -- The supreme court speaks : NBC and red lion, 31. -- Licensing, 49. -- The development of the communications act, 52. -- Giving away the pot gold, 68. -- The nonrenewal threat, 85. -- Supervision, 105. -- Using and abusing the fairness doctrine, 108. -- The nixon assault on the networks, 121. -- Helping the president, 142. -- Maintaining cultural moralitym, 162. -- The present and the future, 193. -- The modern rationale for broadcast regulation, 197. -- To repeat the past : Cable, 216
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