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Journal of Broadcasting Volume 25, 1981 - Issue 1
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Research in brief

Community leaders’ perceptions of access and fairness

Charles R. Bantz Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech‐Communication, University of Minnesota
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Robert L. Price Student at William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, Minnesota
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James E. Townsend Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Theater, College of St. Catherine; Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Theater, Colleges St. Thomas
Pages 81-86 | Accepted 01 Dec 1980, Published online: 18 May 2009
 
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Abstract

Surveyed community leaders perceived: (1) supported points of view do not get enough broadcast coverage, while opposed points of view do, (2) access opportunities would be used and (3) access would improve diversity.

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