Public Television for Sale: Media, the Market, and the Public Sphere.

Victoria D. Alexander · William Hoynes

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Public television - the historical and political context the political economy of mass media early visions of public television the content of public television - a case study of the MacNeil/Leyrer News Hour funding and the politics of programming audiences, markets and the public goal ambiguity and organizational survival democracy and the future of public television.

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