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Since these acts of judgment take place privately in millions of homes each day , it is impossible to determine with absolute certainty the over - all attitude of the audience to a particular program . There is no formal expression of ...
Since these acts of judgment take place privately in millions of homes each day , it is impossible to determine with absolute certainty the over - all attitude of the audience to a particular program . There is no formal expression of ...
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The conflicts do point up , however , the great limitations in using rating informa- tion to draw conclusions as to audience size or program popularity with- out thorough analysis of the rating information . As a result of concern about ...
The conflicts do point up , however , the great limitations in using rating informa- tion to draw conclusions as to audience size or program popularity with- out thorough analysis of the rating information . As a result of concern about ...
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audience and the program , the effectiveness of the commercial messages , or the special kind of audience attracted to the program . 5. Very low program ratings tend to be less reliable as a guide to judging audience size than high ...
audience and the program , the effectiveness of the commercial messages , or the special kind of audience attracted to the program . 5. Very low program ratings tend to be less reliable as a guide to judging audience size than high ...
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Social Aspects of Broadcasting w | 3 |
The Growth of American Radio | 20 |
The Rise of Television | 42 |
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