Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 88
... religion to social and moral problems . In principle , the term religious broadcasting need not denote only Christian religious broadcasting . The principle of tolera- tion in matters of religion is so well established in the United ...
... religion to social and moral problems . In principle , the term religious broadcasting need not denote only Christian religious broadcasting . The principle of tolera- tion in matters of religion is so well established in the United ...
Page 91
... Broadcasting Council for Scotland should assume the same responsibility for television as it now has for sound radio and we draw attention to the important financial implications . Here we note that Scotland's requirements in religious ...
... Broadcasting Council for Scotland should assume the same responsibility for television as it now has for sound radio and we draw attention to the important financial implications . Here we note that Scotland's requirements in religious ...
Page 96
... religious programme was broadcast in 1922 on Christmas Eve - only a month after the beginning of broadcasting on a regular daily basis . Early in 1923 there were religious broadcasts every Sunday evening . In that year Mr. J. C. W. ...
... religious programme was broadcast in 1922 on Christmas Eve - only a month after the beginning of broadcasting on a regular daily basis . Early in 1923 there were religious broadcasts every Sunday evening . In that year Mr. J. C. W. ...
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31st March 625-line standard advertising revenue Advisory Committee appointed Associated Rediffusion Associated Television Associated-Rediffusion Association audience Authority's BBC's British British Broadcasting Corporation broad broadcast receiving licence broadcasting authorities broadcasting organisations broadcasting services casting Chairman Chapter commercial competition considered constitution and organisation cost coverage criticism educational effect film financed frequencies grammes Home Service independent television interest licence fee licence revenue National Broadcasting Council Northern Ireland party political broadcasts planning possible Postmaster present principle produced programme companies programme contractors proposals purposes of broadcasting realise receivers recognised recommend regional religious broadcasting responsibility Scotland Scottish service of broadcasting sound and television sound broadcasting sound services Southern Television stations subscription television technical tele Television Act television broadcasting television licence television service Third television programme tion transmission transmitting UHF Bands United Kingdom viewers Wales Welsh Welsh language WNBC-TV