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Studies of radio as a sales device /
No full text"As determined from the 1936 nationwide radio audit conducted by Price, Waterhouse & Co., for the Columbia Broadcasting System."--Added t.p.Mode of access: Internet
Free vs. Pay-Television : [CBS Statement on Pay-Television by Frank Stanton, President, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.]
Get PDFOpening Statement
The Federal Communications Commission has asked for comments by interested parties to determine whether the Commission should amend its rules and regulations to authorize television stations to transmit programs paid for directly on a subscription basis.
The CBS position and reasons for it were made known at a Conference of CBS Television Affiliates held in New York City, May 19, 1955. The stations, in a secret ballot voted 107 to 2, endorsing the CBS position and urged CBS to assume leadership for the preservation of the present American system of free home service.
Since this matter is of concern to every family who owns a television set, we have reprinted the statement of Dr. Frank Stanton, President of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
[Also included, just for amusement, is a copy of the original correspondence from Bangor Public Library staff asking for an additional 50 copies of the pamphlet to distribute to the public]https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1366/thumbnail.jp
First Paralyzing Blow at Freedom of the Air in the United States, a Statement by William S. Paley, President of Columbia Broadcasting System
Get PDFA statement by Columbia Broadcasting System President Paley in opposition to recent Federal Communications Commission regulations. Time has told that Paley\u27s concerns were unwarranted, though, maybe he still wouldn\u27t have thought so at the time.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/1365/thumbnail.jp
Radio goes to college : [A study of today's radio listening by tomorrow's leaders of the nation].
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