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Hill, Harold – Educ Screen Audiovisual Guide, 1970
Discussed are the implications for public television programing of a Louis Harris survey which reports that one-third of those who regularly view the medium have a high school education or less, and one-fourth have an annual income of
Descriptors: Audiences, Minority Groups, Program Development, Public Television
Magnuson, Osgood T. – Educ Broadcasting Rev, 1970
"Town Meeting, an unusual experiment in using television for improving citizen participation in the American democratic process, has given viewers in Minnesota and South Dakota an opportunity to hear about issues and to join in the decision-making." Based on remarks made to the Kettering Conference on Public Television Programming.…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Community Involvement, Program Development, Public Television
Mock, Lester G.; and others – Educ Broadcasting Rev, 1970
"How to determine program priorities is a problem faced by every educational station in the nation. This article reports on a systematic approach to this dilemma being used in Oregon. (Editor)
Descriptors: Audiences, Educational Television, Program Development, Public Television
BREITENFELD, FREDERICK, JR. – 1963
ASSUMING EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION TO BE A FORM OF LIBERAL ADULT EDUCATION, ITS PROGRAMING, PRESENT AND POTENTIAL AUDIENCES, AND THE ATTITUDES OF VARIOUS PUBLICS TOWARD IT WERE INVESTIGATED. TWO VIEWS TOWARD LIBERAL ADULT EDUCATION WERE RECOGNIZED. THE TRADITIONALIST ARGUES THAT CONTENT TRANSCENDS METHOD, THAT THE GOAL OF LIBERAL ADULT EDUCATION IS…
Descriptors: Adult Educators, Change Agents, Commercial Television, Community Benefits
