Cable Television and Libraries: The Promise, the Present, and Some Problems.

Larry E. Harrelson

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Cable (or community antenna television) is an exciting, relatively new communications medium which has great potential for the communications systems of America, including libraries. The Sloan Commission, after examining the prospects and possibilities of cable television, concluded that this phenomenon has made possible a television of abundance because of its unique communication characteristics.

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