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Peer reviewedStefaniak, Greg – Journalism Quarterly, 1984
Concludes that the majority of Indiana state judges, prosecutors, and attorneys oppose having television cameras in courtrooms, primarily because of concern about the effects they would have on witnesses and jurors. (FL)
Descriptors: Attitudes, Court Judges, Court Litigation, Lawyers
Download full textHarless, James D.; Collins, Erik L. – 1974
In the Spring of 1973, American television news editors were surveyed for data on staff size, operating budgets, work roles, camera equipment, portable VTR equipment, wire services, mobile equipment, and number of newscasts. The data obtained are reported in five levels of operating budgets with a summary of the statistics for each area of news…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Journalism, National Surveys, News Media
