Word: media
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...little. He admitted that his judgments represented "personal" rather than "expert" opinion, and conceded that educational radio stations in New York City, Madison, Wis. and Columbus, Ohio are "exceptional." But he dusted his hands of most other educational stations for failing "to recognize the full potentialities of the media...
...Miracle" (Saturday, January 27th) was very interesting, but I was a little confused by your reasoning. You stated that no group "has the right to use their personal judgments as a standard for what the public should or should not see. Such biased 'purification' of the public media in the guise of public protection has been identified with every dictatorship." The state censors are a group; a state censor, I assume, is as biased as anyone else; the state censors use their personal judgments as a standard for what the public should or should not see. It follows that...
...away and save their money. They even have the right to picket theatres and hoot at those who attend. But they do not have the right to use their personal judgments as a standard for deciding what the public should or should not see. Such biased "purification" of public media in the guise of public protection has been identified with every dictatorship. The city censors should remember this when, and if, "The Miracle" comes to Boston...
...QUOTE POST ADVERTISING LINAGE WITH CUSTOMARY DEDUCTION FOR SUNDAY SUPPLEMENTS, BUT ADVERTISING LINAGE YOU QUOTE FOR THE TIMES-HERALD INCLUDED SUNDAY SUPPLEMENTS. MEDIA RECORDS FIGURE FOR TIMES-HERALD LESS SUNDAY SUPPLEMENTS IS 20,032,756. ON THIS BASIS, POST LEADS (NOT LAGS) THE TIMES-HERALD BY 489,000 LINES ADVERTISING FOR FIRST ELEVEN MONTHS OF 1950, AND ALSO LED TIMES-HERALD FOR PAST FIVE YEARS...
Adam Hat President Charles V. Molesworth denied the dropping of Pearson had anything to do with McCarthy. He insisted that it was "a planned change in advertising media." Pearson said that this was technically true, as he had been trying to negotiate a new contract with the sponsor. But, said Pearson, "we were in friendly discussions until last Friday afternoon [when McCarthy made the boycott speech]." Promptly Adam and half a dozen other potential sponsors scurried over the horizon...