The Public Interest and Public Broadcasting: Looking at Communications As a Whole
Publication Title
Washington University Law Quarterly
Abstract
In this Article, Federal Communications Commissioner Nicholas Johnson indicates the public's interest in broadcasting and the importance of the President's “Message on Communications Policy.” He argues that it is critical at this stage of development to look at communications as a whole, not isolated segments. In the appendix, we reproduce the recently passed Public Broadcasting Act which creates a publicly financed corporation to produce television programs.
Recommended Citation
Nicholas Johnson,
The Public Interest and Public Broadcasting: Looking at Communications As a Whole,
1967 Wash. U. L. Q. 480
(1967).
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