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Down By Laws: Commercial Talkback Radio and the ABA 'Cash for Comment' Inquiry

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This article discusses the practice of leading companies and industry organisations giving cash payments to radio programs in turn for favourable editorial comment, and the new regulations required to balance the obligations of presenters to meet their ethical and social responsibilities to the community, with recognition of the factors that make talkback a popular radio format. SKU: 02642-SE24 Visit our website to view thousands more products like this and order online at:
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