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Sartre and Television Broadcasting
1993Sartre’s appearances on the television screen were extremely rare. Although, as the previous chapter has highlighted, Sartre’s involvement in radio broadcasting was quite extensive at key political moments in his life, his interventions in the sphere of television were, by contrast, minimal.
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Experiments in Broadcasting and Television
Hollywood Quarterly, 1947ences in Britain are operated by the British Broadcasting Corporation under a royal charter. The corporation is financed by means of grants from Parliament, and is controlled by a chairman and body of governors appointed by the crown. It is administered by a director-general (Sir William Haley) and by the several controllers of its different divisions,
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Mass media effects on trading activities: television broadcasting evidence from Japan
Applied Economics, 2018Hiroshi Moriyasu +2 more
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An investigation of the relationship between television broadcasting and game attendance
International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing, 2007Alan Morse, Chad D Mcevoy
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