Regulating broadcast programming

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword = xi
• Acknowledgments = xiii
• About the Authors = xv
• 1 Introduction = 1
• 2 The Regulatory Scheme Created = 5
• The Radio Act of 1912 = 5
• Herbert Hoover and the Early Growth of Radio = 7
• The Rise and Fall of Hoover's Policies = 10
• The Radio Act of 1927 = 12
• The Federal Radio Commission = 20
• The Commission and the Courts = 27
• 3 Market Failure = 33
• Framework for Defining the "Public Interest" = 33
• Potential Sources of Market Failure = 35
• The Limits of Competition = 40
• Broadcasters' Special Access to a Unique Resource = 46
• Summary = 55
• 4 Diversity = 59
• Minimum Diversity Levels = 60
• Diversifying Program Mix = 74
• Outlet and Source Diversity = 85
• 5 Conformity = 103
• Sex = 104
• Drugs = 114
• Violence = 120
• Advertising = 134
• Conclusion = 140
• 6 The Public Interest = 143
• The Malleable Public Interest = 143
• The Creation of the Public Trustee Image = 157
• Conclusion = 173
• 7 Broadcasting and the Supreme Court = 175
• Overview = 175
• The Early Cases = 180
• The NBC Case = 182
• The Red Lion Case = 187
• The League of Women Voters Case = 194
• The Pacifica Case = 196
• Review = 202
• 8 Broadcasting Versus Print = 203
• Scarcity = 204
• Intrusion = 219
• Power = 221
• Public Property = 225
• Equality Without a Difference = 229
• 9 The Fairness Doctrine = 237
• Introduction = 238
• Costs, Benefits, Effects, and Alternatives = 240
• Doctrinal Incoherence = 261
• Conclusion = 274
• 10 Regulatory Failure = 277
• Markets = 278
• Competition = 283
• Technology = 288
• Conclusion = 292
• 11 Reinventing Broadcast Regulation = 297
• Television's Critics = 297
• The Problems for the Critics = 305
• The Appropriate Scope of Regulation = 316
• References = 333
• Case and Regulatory Proceeding Index = 349
• Name Index = 355
• Subject Index = 361