Prime-time television : content and control

MURIEL GOLDSMAN CANTOR · Joel M. Cantor

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Media Studies and Communication Media, Journalism, and Communication History Media and Digital Communication

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Introduction History Content, Continuity, and Change Regulation and Control Organizational Control Television Creators as Workers Audience Control United States Television Abroad Conclusion and Further Research

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