Procedures for receiving permission from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for authority to construct a radio or television broadcast station are outlined. Instructions for selecting a facility, applying for a construction permit, and giving local notice of intentions are included, along with sections on the hearing procedure,…

Reviews the history of public radio and discussed its current status and relationship to television. (RAO)

The senior vice-president for research and planning for the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) discusses (1) the value of consulting, (2) characteristics of a successful consultant in the telecommunications industry, and (3) how NAB uses consultants. (PD)

A view of international relations in broadcasting in an age of communication satellites and supersonic travel. (JY)

The Chairman of the Department of Communication at the University of Houston discusses the bombings of the Pacifica radio transmitter in that city in the context of the community's conservative ethic. (LS)

What ETV, ITV, and PTV must do to attract, train, and keep good people." (Editor)

Cites the need for training for managers of broadcasting organizations and describes a two month course offered by the BBC. (BD)

The four reports in this compilation focus on the role of blacks in the various media. The first report provides a general discussion of the status of blacks in the media, and notes that it has been largely analogous to their political and economic development. The second report traces the changing image of blacks as it has been portrayed on…

This dissertation examines the legislative, economic, political, and technological influences that have governed cable television (CATV) during the years of its existence. Separate chapters deal with the beginnings of CATV, the economics of CATV, the problems incurred in CATV franchising, and the relationship of CATV to the telephone common…

The object of this book is to aid copywriters in creating effective advertising. It suggests orderly procedures for planning advertising, as well as some simple writing guidelines. Chapters discuss the function of the copywriter, organization and relationships, adapting advertising for the medium in which it will appear, applying psychology, basic…

The web of relations among present and prospective changes in information systems provides a background against which public policy on information and telecommunication can be assessed. Telecommunication networks, broadcast regulation, and private line services all provide resources for news dissemination to the public. The costs, prices, and…

Describes the jobs of the music publisher and editor, music magazine and book editor, film music editor, and music critic. Educational requirements, job availability, and the advantages and disadvantages of each are discussed. A tear-out chart of ten music career areas, listing salaries and personal and educational qualifications, is included. (AM)

Media studied in this report include broadcasting (radio and television), press (newspapers and magazines), literature, motion pictures, and sound and video recordings. First, there is an overview of Finnish mass communications on a qualitative level. After this, quantitative data are presented, divided into categories of production and…

Containing over 1,800 entries, this index to articles appearing in the "New York Times Sunday Magazine," is arranged by year (1900-1980), by author, decades, and general topic (radio, rhetoric, film). Among the topics covered are newspapers, music, theatre, telegraph, wireless, telephone, photography, public relations, advertising,…