Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 68
... independent television . This is so despite the popularity of the service , and the well - known fact that many of its programmes command the largest audiences . Our enquiries have brought us to appreciate why this kind of success is ...
... independent television . This is so despite the popularity of the service , and the well - known fact that many of its programmes command the largest audiences . Our enquiries have brought us to appreciate why this kind of success is ...
Page 175
... independent television has an effective system of advisory committees to bring public opinion to bear on the conduct of the service . Financing independent television 603. In Chapter XIII , we discussed the constitutional significance ...
... independent television has an effective system of advisory committees to bring public opinion to bear on the conduct of the service . Financing independent television 603. In Chapter XIII , we discussed the constitutional significance ...
Page 466
... Independent Television began , later abandoning it ) adopted the pattern of two bulletins a day in May , 1956. There is no comparison between the service of television news available to viewers now and the service before competition ...
... Independent Television began , later abandoning it ) adopted the pattern of two bulletins a day in May , 1956. There is no comparison between the service of television news available to viewers now and the service before competition ...
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