Broadcasting, Cable, the Internet, and Beyond: An Introduction to Modern Electronic Media

<h2>Part One: Foundations</h2><h3>Introduction <h3>1 History of Broadcast Media <h3>2 History of Cable, Home Video, and theInternet 2<h3>3 Audio and Video Technology<br><br> <h2>Part Two: How It Is</h2><h3>4 Radio Today</h4><h3>5 Broadcast and Cable/Satellite TV Today</h4><h3>6 The Internet, Web Audio, and Web Video<br><br> <h2>Part Three: How It’s Done</h2><h3>7 The Business of Broadcasting, Cable, and New Media <h3>8 Radio Programming <h3>9 TV Programming <br><br> <h2>Part Four: How It’s Controlled</h2><h3>10 Rules and Regulations <h3>11 Self-Regulation and Ethics<br><br> <h2>Part Five: What It Does</h2><h3>12 Ratings and Audience Feedback <h3>13 Effects <br><br> <h4>Glossary<br><h4>Credits <br><h4>Index <br>