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3. Radio And Television Broadcasting In DOL. Radio and television broadcasting. Radio and television broadcasting is covered in the statement for Broadcasting. Please change your bookmark. http://www.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs019.htm

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4. Hearst Corporate Site Diversified communications and media company whose interests include magazine, newspaper, and business publishing, cable networks, radio and television broadcasting, production and distribution, and Internet services. http://www.hearstcorp.com

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5. Announcers earned more than $24.92. Median hourly earnings of announcers in 2002 were $9.86 in the radio and television broadcasting industry. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos087.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Announcers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Competition for announcer jobs will continue to be keen. Jobs at small stations usually have low pay, but offer the best opportunities for beginners. Related work experience at a campus radio station or as an intern at a commercial station can be helpful in breaking into the occupation. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Announcers in radio and television perform a variety of tasks on and off the air. They announce station program information, such as program schedules and station breaks for commercials, or public service information, and they introduce and close programs. Announcers read prepared scripts or ad-lib commentary on the air, as they present news, sports, weather, time, and commercials. If a written script is required, they may do the research and writing. Announcers also interview guests and moderate panels or discussions. Some provide commentary for the audience during sporting events, at parades, and on other occasions. Announcers often are well known to radio and television audiences and may make promotional appearances and remote broadcasts for their stations. Radio announcers often are called

6. Radio And Television Broadcasting Radio and television broadcasting. Radio and television broadcasting is covered in the statement http://stats.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs019.htm

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7. A U. S. Television Chronology, 1875-1970 Television Chronology, 18751970. The channel line-up in the New York Metropolitan edition of TV Guide, Nov. 12, 1955. This timeline of U. S. television broadcasting history is a work in progress. the GE system and announces the beginning of television broadcasting. The pictures were received on sets http://members.aol.com/jeff560/chronotv.html

A U. S. Television Chronology, 1875-1970 The channel line-up in the New York Metropolitan edition of TV Guide, Nov. 12, 1955. This timeline of U. S. television broadcasting history is a work in progress. If you can suggest any improvements in this list, please send them to Jeff Miller . The following people have contributed to this page: Donna Halper, Bob Carpenter, Joseph Gallant, Paul Lindemeyer, Wesley Orr, Dan Kallenberger, Mark Leff, Pat Dyer, Neil Nelkin, Dave Robertson, Al Robinson, Xen Scott, William V. Sutherland, John Ross, Teddy Dibble, Chuck Davis, Tom Hoehler, Bill Hepburn, Rickey Stein, and Garrett Bauer. Last revision: Dec. 29, 2002. An asterisk indicates the sign-on date for the station. Start dates are shown for all stations on the air or with a construction permit by Sept. 30, 1948, when a freeze on new applications was imposed. George R. Carey of Boston proposes a television system in which every picture element is transmitted simultaneously, each over a separate circuit. The principle of scanning an image is proposed, by E. E. Sawyer in the U. S., Maurice Leblanc in France, and others (approximate date).

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10. Television Broadcasting Regulations television broadcasting REGULATIONS. SOR/8749. KEY. BROADCASTING ACT. television broadcasting Regulations, 1987. REGULATIONS RESPECTING television broadcasting. http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/LEGAL/TVREGS.HTM

Français Contact Us Help Search Canada Site Today's Releases File or Register Decisions, Notices and Orders Home CISC Industries at a Glance Reference Centre Canadian Content Public Proceedings Regulations TELEVISION BROADCASTING REGULATIONS SOR/87-49 KEY SOR/87-425 am. s. 2, "program" - superseded by SOR/94-220 am. s. 10(4) am. sch. I, items 3 and 4 SOR/88-415 am. s.2, "Canadian program." SOR 89-162 adds s. 2, "vertical blanking interval" am. s. 3 SOR 90/320 am. s. 9(1) adds s. 9(1.1) SOR/91-587 am. s. 5(1)(b) adds s. 5(1.1) SOR/92-429 am. s. 2, "advertising material" am. s. 11 SOR/92-611 am. 12 plus heading SOR/92-615 am. s. 7(2)(a) - superseded by SOR/93-208 SOR/93-208 am. s. 6(3) - superseded by SOR/97-100 am. s. 7 - superseded by SOR/97-290 SOR/93-353 adds s. 13.1 plus heading am. s. 14 SOR/94-220 am. s. 2, "licensed", "program", "programming" and "station" rev. s. 4(1) am. s. 5(2) am. s. 10(3) s. 10(5) am. sch. I, item 6(7) SOR/94-634 am. s. 11(1) - superseded by SOR/95-442 rev. s. 11(4) - superseded by SOR/95-442 SOR/95-442 am. s. 11(1) adds s. 11(4) SOR/95-452 am. s. 6 - superseded by SOR/97-100 SOR/96-325 am.

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12. First Peoples' Television Broadcasting In Canada FIRST PEOPLES television broadcasting IN CANADA. Canadian Programming Service. First Peoples of Canada have become internationally http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/F/htmlF/firstpeople/firstpeople.htm

FIRST PEOPLES' TELEVISION BROADCASTING IN CANADA Canadian Programming Service their national communities. Partly as a result of the pioneering and persistent activities of First Peoples to make their programming an integral part of the Canadian media infrastructure, Canada has also come to be identified as a model of media resistance against the overwhelming forces of continental integration in North America. It is difficult to talk about the introduction of television into the North without acknowledging its relationship to radio. This is because radio set a very special attitudinal context for the arrival of television. First Peoples expected that television would have local and regional indigenous input, as well as national, Southern-produced programming, as had been the case with radio. A brief overview of Northern radio is, therefore, foundational to understanding why First Peoples reacted the way they did to television. Radio entered the North in the late 1920s, at the same time that airplanes began to develop easy access to the Arctic. By the early thirties, trading posts, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police centres, and religious missions were equipped with high frequency radios to maintain contact with their headquarters in the South. Native peoples did not have direct access to these early radio services. In 1958, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) Northern Service was established, taking over the infrastructure of shortwave transmitters established by the Canadian Armed Forces and the Department of Transport.

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17. Milestones In Television Broadcasting In Northern Canada - ExploreNorth Milestones in television broadcasting in Northern Canada. February 22, 1999 The CRTC grants a broadcast license to the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network. http://www.explorenorth.com/library/weekly/more/bl-milestones.htm

Milestones in Television Broadcasting in Northern Canada The Anik B satellite is launched. Inuit organizations in the eastern Arctic participate in pilot projects to test communications satellites in applications such as TV broadcasting, community communications, distance education and tele-health. The CRTC establishes the Committee on Extension of Service to Northern and Remote Communities (the Therrien Committee ). The subsequent report stressed the urgent need for special measures to allow aboriginal people to preserve their languages and foster their culture through various broadcasting initiatives. The CRTC licenses CANCOM to deliver a range of southern programming into northern and remote communities. As part of the license approval, CANCOM is required to provide assistance to northern aboriginal broadcasters. Inuit leaders in the eastern Arctic pressed for a permanent television system, and in January 1982 the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation began broadcasting in allocated slots on CBC North. The Government of Canada announces the Northern Broadcasting Policy and the Northern Native Broadcast Access Program . Public funds are allocated for the production of radio and television programs by thirteen native communications societies across the north. The CRTC releases its Northern Native Broadcasting policy statement. This policy establishes certain short term measures to ensure native broadcasters have access to existing northern distribution systems, but it also emphasizes that a dedicated northern transponder would be required to handle the volume of programming and to ensure that programs were scheduled at appropriate times.

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NAB News Conference: Listen to the news conference at NAB in Las Vegas, scheduled for Tuesday, April 20, at 3 p.m. Pacific time. Click Here to listen Deutsche Bank Securities Media Conference: Click here to listen EMMIS Communications - a diversified media company with radio broadcasting, television broadcasting, and magazine publishing operations - is known as much for its corporate culture as for its leadership position within the media industry. The EMMIS culture carries at its heart the belief that, in order to succeed, a company must take risks, treat its people well and give them the tools they need to win. It has earned EMMIS a reputation as a fun, exciting, and innovative company where every individual is part of the team. Banc of America Securities Conference Jeff Smulyan speaks at the Banc of America Securities Conference on Broadcasters Looking for Opportunities in the Digital Spectrum panel presentation on Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 9:50 AM, EST. Click here to listen CSFB 2004 Small Cap Conference Walter Berger speaks at the CSFB 2004 Small Cap Conference - Wednesday, May 26, 2004 at 9:30 AM EST.

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Site Colleges College Search Where to Start Campus Life College Visits Tools College Search Compare Colleges LikeFinder Jump To College Applications Career Browser Email Newsletters Home ... Career Browser Radio/Television Broadcasting General Information Typical Courses H.S. Preparation Potential Careers ... Sources of Additional Information General Information Majors in radio and television broadcasting study the relationship between the mass media and society and develop skills in such specialties as reporting, performance, production, sales, and management. What the Major is Like Broadcasting courses are generally taught in departments or schools of communication, journalism, telecommunication, and radio/television/film. Wherever its official home, the major in broadcasting provides students with both an understanding of how the electronic media function in society and the skills needed to work in the broadcast media. This knowledge and training is the foundation for careers in news, promotion, program production, writing, audience research, management, and sales. Students normally take 50 percent of their course work in the liberal arts. These courses in history, literature, computer science, social sciences, and natural sciences are usually taken in the first two years. Students begin their specific broadcast curriculum with an introductory examination of the mass media, a course that provides an overview of the social, political, economic, and historical factors that affect all media in our society. A course in media ethics concentrates on fairness and accuracy in reporting. Other courses deal with such subfields as broadcast news, program production, and sales.

20. Audiovisual Policy - Legislation, Caselaw & Documents FINAL REPORT PARENTAL CONTROL OF television broadcasting by University of Oxford, PCMLP. Study carried out by the European Commission http://europa.eu.int/comm/avpolicy/legis/key_doc/parental_control/index_en.htm

IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE - The information on this site is subject to a and a FINAL REPORT: PARENTAL CONTROL OF TELEVISION BROADCASTING by University of Oxford, PCMLP Study carried out by the European Commission as required by Article 22b of Directive 97/36/EC of 30 June 1997 amending Directive 89/552/EEC (Television without Frontiers Directive). Executive Summary (html) ( (en format PDF)) Full text in PDF format: Chapter 1 (including content table) Annex 1 (including content table) Chapter 2 Annex 2 Chapter 3 Annex 3 ... Corrigenda - corrections received from Portugal and Greece after publication of the Report This study is also related to the Protection of Minors and Human Dignity Last update: 01.12.2000 DG Education and Culture

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