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Networks make it possible for programs to be broadcast throughout the country simultaneously . They are the only way in which live programs can be broadcast nationally , and they are the most efficient way in which recorded and film ...
Networks make it possible for programs to be broadcast throughout the country simultaneously . They are the only way in which live programs can be broadcast nationally , and they are the most efficient way in which recorded and film ...
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For example , to explain the governmental process , it becomes possible on radio and television to interview public officials , to observe them in debate , to observe public ceremonies ; to discuss art , it becomes possible to bring a ...
For example , to explain the governmental process , it becomes possible on radio and television to interview public officials , to observe them in debate , to observe public ceremonies ; to discuss art , it becomes possible to bring a ...
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Know as much as possible about your subject . 2. Avoid obvious or trite questions . 3. Keep a file of background material . 4. Do not put the celebrity " on the spot " by asking questions that will embarrass him . 5.
Know as much as possible about your subject . 2. Avoid obvious or trite questions . 3. Keep a file of background material . 4. Do not put the celebrity " on the spot " by asking questions that will embarrass him . 5.
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Social Aspects of Broadcasting | 3 |
The Growth of American Radio 220 | 42 |
TV Broadcast Revenues Expenses and Income 1961 | 47 |
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