Reports and Surveys, 1956-1986

Reports in this series document the potential use of television in education in New York State and in other states as well as the use of technology in educational television; TV programming and radio distribution; issues of importance to educational television; satellite interconnections; licensee and system financing and future trends affecting licensees' financial status; federal funding alternatives for public broadcasting; and the use of television in business and industry. Organizations represented include the Educational Broadcasting Corporation, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), and the Ford Foundation. Individuals represented include Samuel B. Gould, president, Educational Broadcasting Corp.; Donald W. Skelton, associate director, Education Division, WNET; and Samuel C.O. Holt, consultant, Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). Materials are arranged chronologically.

The surveys in this series document audience opinions of WNDT and WNET and the impact of the performance and contribution of WNDT on metropolitan New York. Organizations represented include Louis Harris and Associates, Inc.; McGraw-Hill Research, Inc.; and the Eagleton Institute of Politics, Rutgers University. Materials are arranged chronologically.