What's Fair on the Air?
Subtitle: Cold War right-wing broadcasting and the public interest
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill.
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9780226326771
Table of contents: title: Right-wing media vs. cold war America: "lace, luncheons, and frying pans" collapse into a "nightmare of raw violence and brutality"; title: "A strong reek of the not-quite-crackpot": H. L. Hunt, right-wing radio's "constructive" conservative; title: Right-wing broadcasting's supreme individualist: Dan Smoot and the tactics of constitutional conservatism; title: God's angriest man: Carl McIntire, neoevangelicalism, and the long-lingering fundamentalist fires; title: A story of "epic proportions": the battle between the FCC and WXUR; title: Everything old is new again: Billy James Hargis, extremist tactics, and the politics of image; title: Conclusion: from Birchers to birthers?