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Mr. Donaldson acted as master of ceremonies for the annual Broadcasting and Cable magazine’s annual dinner for the Hall of Fame inductees. Eleven awards were given for contributions to the t…

As part of a conference titled, “Broadcasting and Cable Interface,” a panel of television executives discussed the long-range dominance of cable television over broadcast television, pro…

The Interface XII Conference hosted discussions about media technology. They specifically commented on legislation having to do with digital technology. After their prepared remarks panelist…

The Close-Up Foundation hosted a panel discussion on the television ratings system. Participants spoke about the current television ratings system, which television executives implemented in…

Participants discussed the need to reduce the volume of television programming which negatively impacts children, especially their behavior, and correspondingly increase the volume of prog…

The Federal Communications Bar Association held a debate on the prime time access rule during its broadcasting/cable interface conference. The prime time access rule limits television networ…

The Federal Communications Bar Association sponsored the “Broadcast Cable Interface Conference,” to discuss the impact of cable television on the television and communications industries. Pa…

Participants in the forum examined issues in broadcast and cable television. They focused on present and future issues of mass media regulation including telecommunication companies' interes…

Broadcasting Magazine and the Federal Communications Bar Association hosted this forum on Mass Media Regulation and Policy. This debate focused on the FCC’s financial and syndication rules t…

The conference concerns the relationship between broadcasters and cable operators, the role of government in legislating the industries, and current issues and technological advances that wi…

From the National Press Club, C-SPAN conducted its first call-in show. The first call received was from Yankton, South Dakota. Four media representatives involved in broadcasting and cable w…