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"Censorship takes the least flattering view of humanity. Underpinning its rules and regulations is the assumption that people are stupid, gullible, weak and corrupt." So says Green in his introduction to this international encyclopedic account of political, moral, and cultural censorship, past and p ... more

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World Communication Report

Paris: UNESCO (1989), xix, 551 pp.

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Christian Communication: A Bibliographical Survey

Paul A. Soukup (comp.)

New York et al.: Greenwood Press (1989), 400 pp.

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OCIC Annuaire - Yearbook - Directorio

Brussels: OCIC (1989), 97 pp.

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Educational Radio: What the Research Says. A Literature Survey. Internal Report

Aliza Duby

South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC);Educational Radio and Television (ERTV) (1988), 101 pp.

"This review of the literature on educational radio covers reports on research from many areas of the world. Prepared as an internal report for the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and Educational Radio and Television (ERTV), it was intended to provide a basis for both fruitful discussi ... more

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Social Communications Directory 1988

Vatican City: Pontifical Commission for Social Communications (1988), 37 pp.

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Auslandsrundfunk und Politik: Die politische Dimension eines internationalen Mediums

Bernd F. Köhler

Berlin: Vistas (1988), 160 pp.

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Latest Statistics on Radio and Television Broadcasting

Paris: UNESCO (1987), 132 pp.

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International Annotated Bibliography on Media Education

Ingrid Geretschlaeger

Paris: UNESCO (1987), ii, 194 pp.

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Press Freedoms: A Descriptive Calendar of Concepts, Interpretations, Events, and Court Actions, from 4000 B.C. To the Present

Louis E. Ingelhart

New York: Greenwood (1987), 430 pp.

"No mere calendar, this encyclopedic chronology of freedom of the press covers all time periods from prehistory to the present. Although the arrangement is chronological, with chapters such as "Printing in a World of Irreverence, 1500 Through 1599," a detailed subject and name index makes it fully a ... more

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Media, Knowledge and Power

Oliver Boyd-Barrett, Peter Braham (eds.)

Beckenham, Kent: Croom Helm;Open University (1987), 483 pp.

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The Cultural Dimension of Development: A Selective and Annotated Bibliography

Luce Kellermann (comp.)

Paris: UNESCO (1986), 350 pp.

"A review of 666 articles and monographs about the cultural influence on development with detailed commentaries. Chapter II.2 is about 'Culture, communication, cultural industries' and describes 100 publications about the impact of the audiovisual media and new information and communication technolo ... more

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World Broadcasting in the Age of the Satellite

W. J. Howell

Norwood, New Jers.: Ablex (1986), 329 pp.

"A comprehensive and succinct description of the many aspects of world broadcasting which is both descriptive and analytical. Howell puts together concepts, trends, and facts and figures in interesting new patterns. His classification of world broadcasting systems is an example; instead of the class ... more

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Lutheran Communication Directory 1986

Geneva: Lutheran World Federation (LWF) (1986), 167 pp.