Author suggests research techniques that would augment the breadth, scope, analytical and evaluative qualities of legal citation. (HB)

The author presents, a survey of some of the literature in communications, a study of some areas of communications that have potential implications for instructional technology, and an examination of some practical applications of communications.'' (Author/AK)

A review of some of the basic research on how children use television and on how children are influenced by parents' attitudes towards the role of television. (AA)

Described is a Boston University study which investigated the usefulness of PSSC films in the teaching of Physics. (LS)

An attempt to investigate conditions under which specific audiovisual elements elicit a given degree ofeye-movement activity and verbal recall." Appended are 17 references. (Author/AA)

Reports that the New York "Times" and the Washington "Post" correct relatively few mistakes and that most corrections are of objective mistakes. (FL)

Concludes that the Gannett newspaper chain has the highest average advertising rate of the chains studied. (FL)

Reports on a survey of picture policies of Arkansas newspaper editors. (HOD)

Concludes that reporters desire more participation in decision making than editors want them to have. (FL)

Reports that middle-level Chinese government officials are given almost verbatim translations of selected news stories and commentary from around the world in a publication called "News for Reference," which is widely distributed in China by the Hsinhua news agency. (FL)

Reports that criticism of news and editors dates back to before the first daily newspaper appeared in 1660. (FL)

Concludes that scholars favor anonymous review of manuscripts submitted to scholarly journals and want suggestions from referees. Finds also that referees tend to place more importance on the theoretical importance of a manuscript than do scholars. (FL)

Discusses "Min Shun Bao" ("The People's Living Daily"), a daily newspaper in Taiwan that carries only features appealing to a wide audience. Reports on a survey finding that the paper has not been as successful as its publishers had hoped. (FL)