Reshaping broadcast television
Reshaping broadcast television
Abstract: This work looks at the back story behind television broadcasting’s ability to maintain – even expand – its employment, while newspaper publishing and radio broadcasting have seen significant declines in employment. We also explore how shifts in specific television broadcasting occupations reflect the effects of industry consolidation.
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