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Freedom of the press for whom? the right of access to mass media [by] Jerome A. Barron.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Bloomington, Indiana University Press [1973]Description: xv, 368 p. 22 cmISBN:
  • 0253128404
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342/.73/085
LOC classification:
  • KF4774 .B36
Contents:
Access to the press : Introduction ; "Heed their rising voices"-the rise of the editorial advertisement -- Freedom of the press, Chicago style : A judicial solution for access to the press? -- Access to the campus press : The royal purple caper ; Storming the Huguenot herald -- The campus press-underground or aboveground? -- A letter to the editor -- Access through congress? -- The media-within or beyond the first amendment? -- Marcuse, Mill and Agnew : Marcuse and repressive tolerance ; John Stuart Mill ; The phenomenon of Agnew ; The task of media criticism -- The search for an audience : Protest in a bus terminal ; Ideas in a railroad station ; Opening up the shopping center ; A right to an audience ; Constitutionalizing the gatekeeper -- Crime as a forum -- Broadcasting-the half-opened media -- Broadcasters and controversy -- The roar of red lion : The background ; Private censorship ; The rights of the viewer and listener ; The coming of age of access ; The meaning of red lion -- The unfairness of fairness -- The movement for access to television : The access hit parade ; The Fulbright proposal ; Time for ideas? ; A beachhead for access ; A crossroads for access ; Access to prime time -- The rise of citizen groups -- Media, Pa.: a success for the citizen group -- Three that almost made a revolution-access and concentration of ownership in the media : The WHDH case ; The counter-revolution: the pastore bill and the policy statement ; The renewal process-open at last? -- The petition to deny-a weapon for the citizen group? : Shifting the battleground: pressuring the stations at home -- The citizen group at work : The industry response ; A problem of accountability ; Strengthening the citizen group -- CATV: instant access or not? : Public access on CATV ; CATV and the other media: together or apart? -- Access for what? : Obscenity on the air ; Access for hate? ; Conclusion -- The media look at access -- The future of access to the media : Romance and realism about freedom of the press ; Access and propaganda ; Portents for the future.
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Includes bibliographical references.

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Access to the press : Introduction ; "Heed their rising voices"-the rise of the editorial advertisement -- Freedom of the press, Chicago style : A judicial solution for access to the press? -- Access to the campus press : The royal purple caper ; Storming the Huguenot herald -- The campus press-underground or aboveground? -- A letter to the editor -- Access through congress? -- The media-within or beyond the first amendment? -- Marcuse, Mill and Agnew : Marcuse and repressive tolerance ; John Stuart Mill ; The phenomenon of Agnew ; The task of media criticism -- The search for an audience : Protest in a bus terminal ; Ideas in a railroad station ; Opening up the shopping center ; A right to an audience ; Constitutionalizing the gatekeeper -- Crime as a forum -- Broadcasting-the half-opened media -- Broadcasters and controversy -- The roar of red lion : The background ; Private censorship ; The rights of the viewer and listener ; The coming of age of access ; The meaning of red lion -- The unfairness of fairness -- The movement for access to television : The access hit parade ; The Fulbright proposal ; Time for ideas? ; A beachhead for access ; A crossroads for access ; Access to prime time -- The rise of citizen groups -- Media, Pa.: a success for the citizen group -- Three that almost made a revolution-access and concentration of ownership in the media : The WHDH case ; The counter-revolution: the pastore bill and the policy statement ; The renewal process-open at last? -- The petition to deny-a weapon for the citizen group? : Shifting the battleground: pressuring the stations at home -- The citizen group at work : The industry response ; A problem of accountability ; Strengthening the citizen group -- CATV: instant access or not? : Public access on CATV ; CATV and the other media: together or apart? -- Access for what? : Obscenity on the air ; Access for hate? ; Conclusion -- The media look at access -- The future of access to the media : Romance and realism about freedom of the press ; Access and propaganda ; Portents for the future.