Tag: Carnegie Commission
Panel gets more specific about new services
A well-connected panel of business leaders, broadcasters and policy wonks last week got specific about what public broadcasting could do in the ...Carnegie I: Membership, preface of report, 1967
The Carnegie Commission on Educaational Television, a 15-member panel created in 1965 by a major foundation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, ...A Public Trust: Report of the second Carnegie Commission (Carnegie II), 1979
In 1977, a decade after the first Carnegie Commission boosted the idea of federal funding for noncommercial broadcasting, the Carnegie Corporation of ...Carnegie II’s preface to ‘A Public Trust’
In 1977, 10 years after the original Carnegie Commission recommended federal aid to public television, the Carnegie Corporation of New York created a ...Carnegie II: Findings, recommendations and membership
In 1977, a decade after the first Carnegie Commission endorsed federal aid to noncommercial TV, the Carnegie Corporation of New York created ...President Johnson asks Congress to aid public television, 1967
A month after the release of the first Carnegie Commission report, LBJ announced legislation to help pay for operations of public TV for ...Carnegie I: Members, Preface and Introductory Note, 1967
A 15-member commission created in 1965 by a major foundation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, released its report, Public Television: A Program ...Carnegie Commission on Educational Television, ‘Public Television: A Program for Action,’ 1967
A 15-member commission created in 1965 by the Carnegie Corporation of New York released its report, “Public Television: A Program for Action,” on ...Public Television: A Program for Action, Carnegie I, Summary, 1967
A 15-member commission created in 1965 by a major foundation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, released its report, Public Television: A Program ...Carnegie I: E.B. White’s letter to the first Carnegie Commission
In this letter to the first Carnegie Commission, the Pulitzer Prize-winning New Yorker magazine essayist (1899-1985) gives one of the most compact and eloquent ...
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