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Barnouw's classic on the evolution of American television is a book worthy of n encore. In Tube, Barnouw achieves the most challenging of feats for a writer-he ennobles without pontificating. -Michael Griffin, University of Minnesota. Lively, detailed and briskly written, this panoramic survey is the best I know. -Stuart Liebman, Queens College, CUNY. -Raymond Foery, Quinnipioc College.

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