A community college solves the problem of providing color video production on a low budget. (STS)

Our lives are subtly altered according to the programming we elect to dial. It is certainly not out of the realm of possibility to realize that people identify with the characters they see portrayed. (Author)

A brief description of how the role of the studio teacher continues to be redefined.'' (Editor/AK)

A look at how WVIA-TV in Scranton, Pennsylvania, persuades local cable systems to carry its programs.'' (Editor/AK)

The Director of Programing at San Francisco's educational television station, KQED, discusses his station's Newsroom," an attempt to provide in depth coverage of local news. The article is adapted from remarks delivered at the Kettering Conference on Public Television in Racine, Wisconsin, June, 1969. (LS)

Professor Siepmann discusses the role of instructional television in the educational process, pointing out that education itself must first be understood and then ITV employed only where it will fill an identifiable need. (LS)

The FCC's recent cable television proposals relevant to educational television are quoted in full. (AK)

The advantages of publicly financed educational television are discussed. (CK)

This article will explore why ITV has remained the one instructional materials area where there has been no significant commercial activity. The author indicates why there is no reason to expect the situation to change soon." (Editor)

The author briefly describes how a university's CATV system finances its broadcast ETV station. (AK)

Suggestions for improving what the authors feel to be a stagnating medium: instructional television. (LS)

Comments on public broadcasting taken from the radio scripts of the famous cartoonist and self-appointed political sage, who believes educational television to be a network which is mainly the voice of those who despise the average guy and encourage his kids to despise him." (Author/LS)