The advantages of cable television and an action program for an educational association are discussed. (DB)

The transformation now occurring in the cable TV industry from program conveyance to program production provides adult educators with the opportunity to help form the instrument that in years to come will help form them. (Author/EB)

The first of a two-part series, this article focussing on large screen television projection installations. (LS)

An address to a UNESCO conference on satellite broadcasting. (JW)

Described are a proposed set of television scanning standards and the advantages they offer. (LS)

Concludes that the answer to the question of whether viewers restructure their lives to accommodate television or whether television is made to fit into the existing structure of their lives is functionally related to the programing and the time period involved. (FL)

Presents the view that activist groups whose attitude is that television advertising is bad for children are scaring off the advertisers and making it difficult for positive children's programs to obtain funding. (SS)

Although more Blacks have been seen on television since the mid 1970s, their portrayal has not generally been realistic. It is important for both Black and White audiences that television's portrayal of Blacks not perpetuate racial prejudice and stereotypic attitudes. (Author/GC)

Discusses the role television plays in dissolving social bonds. (GT)

Cites figures that indicate that the basic global flow of television programing is among eight rich countries and contends that these statistics also reflect those countries which have the most receivers and the largest audience population. (MH)