Licensing Standards

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"Licensing Standards for Television and Radio
Who has the right to be seen on television? Who determines what we listen to in the car radio today, or watch at home tonight? If we feel unrepresented by the broadcasts available on these media, is it possible to participate in the creation or standards of those broadcasts? These questions may have seemed academic or pretentious in the early days of radio and television, when newness made the media exciting.


They become significant concerns in the 1990's, not only because mainstream media seems overwhelmed with advertisements and mundane programming, but because public consciousness is increasingly enmeshed with media images, and the pursuit of more media input. Consumer trends show one-time luxuries--high resolution tv's, and one or more VCR units--becoming commonplace..."

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