I see Black people : the rise and fall of African American-owned television and radio /

From the Publisher: Why are so few radio and television stations currently owned by African Americans? The airwaves are public resources; they belong to the people. And yet minorities, who form 33 percent of the population, control only 3 percent of the broadcast media. African Americans own less th...

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Main Author:	Zook, Kristal Brent
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Nation Books, c2008 New York : ©2008 New York : [2008]
Subjects:	African American businesspeople > Biography African Americans in radio broadcasting African Americans in television broadcasting Radio stations > United States > Management Television stations > United States > Management African American businesspeople Management Radio stations Radio stations > Management Television stations Television stations > Management United States Biographies Biography collective biographies

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