The author states that he will review what we had in mind early in 1965 when we took the first steps that led to the formation of the Commission, summarize where the Commission came out, and compare their recommendations with the state of Public Television four years later." (Author/AK)

The president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting discusses funding needs, problems and distribution for public broadcasting in the future. (AK)

The former director of television activities of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting offers his views on the objectives and responsibilities of the Corporation. (AK)

This is the first installment in a series of three treating the legislative and political origins of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967. (Editor)

Comments on public broadcasting taken from the radio scripts of the famous cartoonist and self-appointed political sage, who believes educational television to be a network which is mainly the voice of those who despise the average guy and encourage his kids to despise him." (Author/LS)

The executive director of the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting writes a sarcastic but incisive response to the criticisms of educational television raised by Al Capp in the preceding article. (LS)

Long-range funding plans for public broadcasting are discussed by a member of the board of directors of the Corporation for Public Braodcasting. (AK)

Essay arguing that ETV professionals are haunted by ghosts we inherited from the two sources of our professionalism--commercial broadcasting and education." (Author/LS)

This article compares several proposed plans in terms of costs and technical alternatives.'' (Editor)

A brief look at what the BBC is doing to provide access to the media for a greater variety of people. (AK)