NAEB Radio-Television Bibliography (June 30, 1952)

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Record Details:

Title:
NAEB Radio-Television Bibliography
Date:
June 30, 1952
Publisher:
Wisconsin Historical Society
Volume:
NAEB Radio-Television Bibliography (1952)
Leaf #:
00060
Language:
English
Contributor:
Paulu, Burton
Sponsor:
National Endowment for the Humanities
Coordinator:
Maryland Institute for Technlogy in the Humanities
Date Added:
August 28, 2022
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RADIO IN GREAT BRITAIN: GENERAL PROGRAMS Lloyd, Selwyn, "The Future of Broadcasting." The National and English Revie CXXXIV (June 1951), pp. 340-344. McCallum, R. B., “Broadcasting: Its Political Significance." BBC Quarterly (April 1949). Nicholas, H. G., "The BBC and Politics: A Criticism." BBC Quarterly (Winter 1951-1952). , Pritt, D. N., "The BBC Throws Off the Mask." Labour Monthly, XXXIV (Fall 1952), pp. 63-66. Reith, J. C., Into the Wind. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1949. P. 536. Vandercook, J. W., "British Radio; Without Commercials and Without Machine Guns." Holiday, V (May 1949), pp. 16-18. (2) Programs. (a) General Anonymous, "Britain Strengthens Religion in Radio." Christian Centur » LXVI (January 31, 1951), p. 132. Henne » "Broadcasting the British Election." Fortnightly, CLXXIII (April 1950), pp251-257. awe » ‘Communication." Times Educational Supplement, MDCCXCII (September 2, 1949), p. 605. ee » “Targets in Broadcasting; Vocational Group." Times Educational. Supplement, MDCCLXVIII (March 19, 1949), p. 185. Angles d' Auriac, H., "Hopes and Fears of the Copenhagen Plan." European Broadcasting Union. Documentation and Information Bulletin, I (May i51950), pp. 1-33. Bareau, Paul, “Interpreting Economic News on the Air." BBC Quarterly (Summer 1950). Barker, Eric, “Humour on the Air." BBC Quarterly (Autumn 1951). Beadle, Gerald, "Rural England Reflected." BBC Quarterly (Autumn 1951). Bogardus, E. S., “British Broadcasting and Communication." (Characteristics of the three kinds of programs offered by the BBC.) Sociology and Society Research, XXXV (March 1951), pp. 285-292. Bone, Stephen, "Ears and Eyes." BBC Quarterly (Autumn 1949). British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC Yearbook. London: BBC, 1949. P. 152; 1950. P. 176; 1951. P. 192; 1952. P. Bok. . Burt, Sir Cyril, "The Psychology of Listeners." BBC Quarterly (April 19449). Butterfield, Herbert, "Broadcasting and History." BBC Quarterly (Autumn 195 56