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| Acknowledgments | v | |
| Preface | 1 | |
| Chapter I | The Development of Radio Regulation | 3 |
| Chapter II | Broadcast Regulation and Policy from 1921 to 1924 | 29 |
| I. | Preparation for Legislation | 32 |
| II. | First National Radio Telephony Conference | 47 |
| III. | Failure of Legislation | 55 |
| IV. | Regulation Without Legislation | 64 |
| V. | The Second National Radio Conference | 80 |
| VI. | The Bureau of Standards Through 1923 | 88 |
| VII. | Summary | 91 |
| Chapter III | Congestion and the Beginning of Regulatory Breakdown, 1924-25 | 93 |
| I. | Attempts at Legislation | 95 |
| II. | The Third National Radio Conference | 101 |
| III. | Secretary Hoover's Stand on Major Issues | 119 |
| IV. | Increasing Regulatory Difficulties | 129 |
| V. | The Fourth Radio Conference | 140 |
| VI. | Summary | 150 |
| Chapter IV | Regulatory Breakdown and the Passage of the Act of 1927 | 153 |
| I. | The Breakdown of Regulation | 155 |
| II. | The Chaos | 176 |
| III. | The Passage of Legislation | 183 |
| IV. | The End of Broadcast Regulation by the Department of Commerce | 200 |
| V. | Summary | 205 |
| Chapter V | Regulation Under the Act of 1927 | 207 |
| I. | The Power to Regulate | 208 |
| II. | The Radio Commission | 210 |
| III. | Powers Retained by the Department of Commerce | 216 |
| IV. | Radio Commission Becomes Federal Communication Commission | 219 |
| V. | Summary | 221 |
| Notes | 229 | |
| Bibliography | 255 | |
| Index | 263 |
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Jaime Cooke
reviewed The Beginning of Broadcast Regulation in the Twentieth Century on December 17, 2014
The Beginning of Broadcast Regulation in the Twentieth Century
Took me a while to read through this, as it's both dated (originally published prior to GHOSTS OF MARS) and a fairly surface-level recounting of Carpenter's filmography.
Here's what the films are, here's what critics thought of them at the time, here's what the author thinks, etc. And it's fine, it's exactly the kind of reference book I like to page through when I'm listening to music or something, but the definitive book on Carpenter has yet to be written.
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