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The Television Code: Regulating the Screen to Safeguard the Industry

Jaramillo, Deborah L

First edition., 2018

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Podcasting, the intimate self, and the public sphere

Popular communication, 2019-10, Vol.17 (4), p.268-272

2019

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Narcocorridos and newbie drug dealers: the changing image of the Mexican Narco on US television

Ethnic and racial studies, 2014-07, Vol.37 (9), p.1587-1604

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2014

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AMC: Stumbling toward a New Television Canon

Television & new media, 2013-03, Vol.14 (2), p.167-183

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2013

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"Salúd, Amigos": Negotiating Border History in Rural and Farm Radio of the Rio Grande Valley

Journal of radio & audio media, 2016-07, Vol.23 (2), p.250-262

2016

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The Stories the Bind

Australasian journal of American studies, 2023-07, Vol.42 (1), p.51-55

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2023

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Pills Gone Wild: Medium Specificity and the Regulation of Prescription Drug Advertising on Television

Television & new media, 2006-08, Vol.7 (3), p.261-281

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2006

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The Family Racket: AOL Time Warner, HBO, The Sopranos, and the Construction of a Quality Brand

The Journal of communication inquiry, 2002-01, Vol.26 (1), p.59-75

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2002

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Astrological TV: The Creation and Destruction of a Genre

Communication, culture & critique, 2015-06, Vol.8 (2), p.309-326

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2015

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The Rise and Fall of the Television Broadcasters Association, 1943–1951

The journal of e-media studies, 2016, Vol.5 (1)

Jaramillo, Deborah L.

2016

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The Industry Talks about a Television Code: Discourses of Decency, Self-Regulation, and Medium Specificity

The Television Code, 2018, p.53

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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APPENDIX B: The Television Code: Section on “Decency and Decorum in Production”

The Television Code, 2018, p.194

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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INTRODUCTION: The Television Code and the Trade Association

The Television Code, 2018, p.1

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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Senator William Benton Challenges the Commercial Television Paradigm

The Television Code, 2018, p.139

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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The Television Audience Speaks Out: Viewer Complaints and the Demand for Government Intervention

The Television Code, 2018, p.80

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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Regulatory Precedents before Television: The Government and the NAB Experiment with Radio

The Television Code, 2018, p.17

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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APPENDIX A: The Television Code: Section on “Acceptability of Program Material”

The Television Code, 2018, p.191

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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Distinguishing Television from radio via the Trade Association: The Rise and Fall of the Television Broadcasters Association

The Television Code, 2018, p.33

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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The Federal Communications Commission: Impotent Bureaucrats, Underhanded Censors, or Exasperated Intermediaries?

The Television Code, 2018, p.115

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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CONCLUSION: After the Code

The Television Code, 2018, p.172

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2018

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Peacock: Network Heritage, Olympic Dreams, and the Transformation of NBC Sports

From Networks to Netflix, 2023, Vol.1, p.387-398

2, 2023

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Pills gone wild

Television & new media, 2006-08, Vol.7 (3), p.261-281

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2006

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Bibliography

The Television Code, 2021, p.235-242

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2021

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The Federal Communications Commission: Impotent Bureaucrats, Underhanded Censors, or Exasperated Intermediaries?

The Television Code, 2021, p.115-138

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2021

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Conclusion: After the Code

The Television Code, 2021, p.172-190

Jaramillo, Deborah L

2021

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The Television Code: Regulating the Screen to Safeguard the Industry

Podcasting, the intimate self, and the public sphere

Narcocorridos and newbie drug dealers: the changing image of the Mexican Narco on US television

AMC: Stumbling toward a New Television Canon

"Salúd, Amigos": Negotiating Border History in Rural and Farm Radio of the Rio Grande Valley

The Stories the Bind

Pills Gone Wild: Medium Specificity and the Regulation of Prescription Drug Advertising on Television

The Family Racket: AOL Time Warner, HBO, The Sopranos, and the Construction of a Quality Brand

Astrological TV: The Creation and Destruction of a Genre

The Rise and Fall of the Television Broadcasters Association, 1943–1951

The Industry Talks about a Television Code: Discourses of Decency, Self-Regulation, and Medium Specificity

APPENDIX B: The Television Code: Section on “Decency and Decorum in Production”

INTRODUCTION: The Television Code and the Trade Association

Senator William Benton Challenges the Commercial Television Paradigm

The Television Audience Speaks Out: Viewer Complaints and the Demand for Government Intervention

Regulatory Precedents before Television: The Government and the NAB Experiment with Radio

APPENDIX A: The Television Code: Section on “Acceptability of Program Material”

Distinguishing Television from radio via the Trade Association: The Rise and Fall of the Television Broadcasters Association

The Federal Communications Commission: Impotent Bureaucrats, Underhanded Censors, or Exasperated Intermediaries?

CONCLUSION: After the Code

Peacock: Network Heritage, Olympic Dreams, and the Transformation of NBC Sports

Pills gone wild

Bibliography

The Federal Communications Commission: Impotent Bureaucrats, Underhanded Censors, or Exasperated Intermediaries?

Conclusion: After the Code

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