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Book Synopsis
This course text should encourage students to understand what contemporary audiences are all about. It is based on a recent survey of audiences undertaken by the ITC, and extrapolates from the most recent findings about the future prospects for both terrestrial and satellite/cable broadcasts.

Trade Review
"An invaluable book; the author knows a very great deal about television in a global sense and writes with a huge amount of infectious enthusiasm." Ian Mowatt, Glasgow Caledonian University

Table of Contents
Introduction.

1. Audiences.

2. Technology.

3. Programmes.

4. Quality Television.

5. News.

6.Television, Politics, and Impartiality.

7. Offensive Television.

8. Children, Regulation, and the 'Effects' of Television.

9. Television's Uncertain Future.

Postscript: "Don't Ask What does People Harm. Ask what Does Them Good".

Notes.

Bibliography.

Consuming Television

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      Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 27/02/1997
      ISBN13: 9780631202332, 978-0631202332
      ISBN10: 0631202331
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This course text should encourage students to understand what contemporary audiences are all about. It is based on a recent survey of audiences undertaken by the ITC, and extrapolates from the most recent findings about the future prospects for both terrestrial and satellite/cable broadcasts.

      Trade Review
      "An invaluable book; the author knows a very great deal about television in a global sense and writes with a huge amount of infectious enthusiasm." Ian Mowatt, Glasgow Caledonian University

      Table of Contents
      Introduction.

      1. Audiences.

      2. Technology.

      3. Programmes.

      4. Quality Television.

      5. News.

      6.Television, Politics, and Impartiality.

      7. Offensive Television.

      8. Children, Regulation, and the 'Effects' of Television.

      9. Television's Uncertain Future.

      Postscript: "Don't Ask What does People Harm. Ask what Does Them Good".

      Notes.

      Bibliography.

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