
Broadcasting, Cable, the Internet, and Beyond: An Introduction to Modern Electronic Media
by Dominick, Joseph; Sherman, Barry; Messere, FritzBuy New
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Summary
Table of Contents
Part One: Foundations
Introduction 1 History of Broadcast Media 2 History of Cable, Home Video, and theInternet 23 Audio and Video Technology
Part Two: How It Is
4 Radio Today5 Broadcast and Cable/Satellite TV Today6 The Internet, Web Audio, and Web Video
Part Three: How It’s Done
7 The Business of Broadcasting, Cable, and New Media 8 Radio Programming 9 TV Programming
Part Four: How It’s Controlled
10 Rules and Regulations 11 Self-Regulation and Ethics
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
2 History of Cable, Home Video, and theInternet 23 Audio and Video Technology
Part Two: How It Is
4 Radio Today5 Broadcast and Cable/Satellite TV Today6 The Internet, Web Audio, and Web Video
Part Three: How It’s Done
7 The Business of Broadcasting, Cable, and New Media 8 Radio Programming 9 TV Programming
Part Four: How It’s Controlled
10 Rules and Regulations 11 Self-Regulation and Ethics
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
Part Two: How It Is
4 Radio Today5 Broadcast and Cable/Satellite TV Today6 The Internet, Web Audio, and Web Video
Part Three: How It’s Done
7 The Business of Broadcasting, Cable, and New Media 8 Radio Programming 9 TV Programming
Part Four: How It’s Controlled
10 Rules and Regulations 11 Self-Regulation and Ethics
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
6 The Internet, Web Audio, and Web Video
Part Three: How It’s Done
7 The Business of Broadcasting, Cable, and New Media 8 Radio Programming 9 TV Programming
Part Four: How It’s Controlled
10 Rules and Regulations 11 Self-Regulation and Ethics
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
8 Radio Programming 9 TV Programming
Part Four: How It’s Controlled
10 Rules and Regulations 11 Self-Regulation and Ethics
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
Part Four: How It’s Controlled
10 Rules and Regulations 11 Self-Regulation and Ethics
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
Part Five: What It Does
12 Ratings and Audience Feedback 13 Effects
Glossary
Credits
Index
Glossary
Credits
Index
Index
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