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English, 17.03.2020 23:22 martamsballet

Newton Minow's Speech to National Association of Broadcasters
speech by Newton Minow
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In his speech, Newton Minow emphasizes
A) that theater, magazines, and newspapers are much better than television.
B) the need for quality children's news and sports shows with a positive outlook
C) that parents, teachers, and ministers should not allow children to watch television.
D) the impact that modern technology, specifically television, can have on the American public.

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