broadcasting

"Back in the day, people had to be in front of the TV to watch their favorite shows. That, of course, is no longer true, and the companies featured in this book played a . . . part in that change. Read how streaming video companies are not only offering new ways to see old work, but are becoming . . . players in the creation of . . . new movies, TV shows, and more"--Provided by publisher.

Various technical occupations are discussed with information given about working conditions, employment, outlook, wages and where to look for more information.

Explores eight jobs in the media and arts industry. Lists typical job duties and identifies where and how to receive the necessary education and training.

Offers brief accounts of well-known milestones in news reporting and broadcasting, such as the invention of the printing press and television, and how innovations help disperse news today.

Offers brief accounts of well-known milestones in news reporting and broadcasting, such as the invention of the printing press and television, and how innovations help disperse news today.

Undertakes to tell nothing but the entire story of this atonishingly popular and yet problematic show, and to establish its place in the history of racial understanding - and misunderstanding - of America.

A comprehensive examination of the impact of corporate ownership and control of local media to American political and cultural life.

Traces the history of broadcast journalism from its origins in 1898 when wireless telegraphy was used to provide coverage of the Kingstown Regatta, to the age of satellite communications; discusses the impact of radio and television on how the news is reported and received; and introduces some of the most notable reporters of the medium.

Discusses how to improve one's speaking voice, choose equipment, program music, prepare logs, newscasts, and commercials, and how to aim at a job in broadcasting.