This article will explore why ITV has remained the one instructional materials area where there has been no significant commercial activity. The author indicates why there is no reason to expect the situation to change soon." (Editor)

The author briefly describes how a university's CATV system finances its broadcast ETV station. (AK)

A brief description of how televised lectures help to link together the scattered campuses of the City University of New York. (AK)

"Instructional television has played a unique role of catalyst for innovation in El Salvador's educational reform. In this case, technology has aided educational planners in conceiving and carrying out systematic changes on a wide scale. With this type of use of technology, developing countries may expect a far greater impact from the new…

An account of the facilities, organization, and program of Mesquite's instructional television station. (LS)

A discussion of the various topics, all related to broadcasting, given consideration at the conference. (LS)

June 30, 1970. the Maine Supreme Court issued a conclusion that a state statute limiting public affairs programming violated the U. S. Constitution. The authors provide the background to that ruling and present an edited version of the FCC brief, filed May 22 with the State Supreme Court in the University of Maine's behalf." (Editor)

A discussion of two basic questions that instructional television users must ask. These are: 1) Where should the student sit in order to see? and 2) What does the teacher need to do to improve viewing conditions?" (Author/LS)

Suggestions for improving what the authors feel to be a stagnating medium: instructional television. (LS)