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... tape recordings ahead of scheduled broadcast times have induced many stars and program producers to " tape " their programs . Less expensive ver- sions of instantaneous and tape - recording methods are available to schools and ...
... tape recordings ahead of scheduled broadcast times have induced many stars and program producers to " tape " their programs . Less expensive ver- sions of instantaneous and tape - recording methods are available to schools and ...
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... tape machines that provide the program elements to be transmitted by the station . The signals from these program tapes are interspersed with signals from other tape machines that carry the commercial messages , which are usually ...
... tape machines that provide the program elements to be transmitted by the station . The signals from these program tapes are interspersed with signals from other tape machines that carry the commercial messages , which are usually ...
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... TAPE RECORDINGS AND FILM The portability of tape recording equipment and the flexibility in editing the tape before broadcast make it possible for any station to cover special events . It takes only the time to get to the scene , the ...
... TAPE RECORDINGS AND FILM The portability of tape recording equipment and the flexibility in editing the tape before broadcast make it possible for any station to cover special events . It takes only the time to get to the scene , the ...
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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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