The Impact of Television on Congress
Walter Oleszek of the Congressional Research Service described how televising the House and Senate proceedings began. The panelists talked a… read more
Walter Oleszek of the Congressional Research Service described how televising the House and Senate proceedings began. The panelists talked about the advantages and disadvantages of televising Congress and the impact on the television audience. They also talked about the effect of televising the Congress on the behavior of the congressmen themselves. They took questions from the audience. close
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