Describes the planning and research involved in production of Sesame Street." (LR)

Specific techniques and devices for teaching sophomore electrical engineering course. (IR)

Adaptation of speech given before conference on New Strategies for Learning, conducted by the American Association of Junior Colleges and the Association of College and Research Libraries (June 19-21, 1969).

Describes several models for agreements between colleges and cable television companies, including franchising, equipment purchase and leasing, public access, and radio programing. (SK)

Argues that television is causing the rapid disappearance of childhood--a state of affairs which represents a social disaster of the first order. Traces the history of childhood and points out the ways television erases the dividing line between childhood and adulthood. (PD)

Describes an experiment in which 4 qualities of screen image from the same educational television program were presented to groups of school sixth-form students. Results show that picture quality is a significant influence on short-term recall. (Author/JJD)

Indicates that while television programing from the United States is still popular in Australia, Australian television is beginning to show signs of developing its own media identity. (FL)

Examines the rise and fall of the autonomous public broadcasting corporation in Turkey and discusses the relevance of the Turkish experience for other countries. (FL)

The ramifications of the judicial demand that the Federal Communications Commission "articulate with reasonable clarity its reasons for decision" are explored through recent court decisions. (JMF)

Reports that prime time network television programing has more than three drinking incidents per hour, with hard liquor the drink of choice. (FL)

Provides some support for the charge of sex discrimination in television humor in that males disparaged females significantly more than females disparaged males. Also found that sexual and hostile humor was as common during the Family Viewing Hour as during adult viewing hours. (PD)

Describes aspects of television and radio broadcasting in Sweden. Particular attention is given to children's programs, children's viewing patterns, the influence of TV on children, and how to improve the quality of radio and television programs. (Author/SS)