[Mass media pamphlets].
Published: 1837
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Communication.; Mass media.; American newspapers -- New York (State) -- New York.; Radio broadcasting -- Great Britain.; Radio broadcasting -- United States.; Television broadcasting.; Telephone -- United States -- History.; Telegraph -- Denmark.; Signals and signaling.; Motion pictures.; Motion picture actors and actresses.; Photography.; Photography, Stereoscopic.; Documentary films -- History and criticism.
Table of contents: value: [1] This is London calling / British Broadcasting Company; value: [2] The empire broadcasting service / The British Broadcasting Company; value: [3] Seems radio is here to stay : a Columbia Workshop production / by Norman Corwin; value: [4] Listening in on the world / National Broadcasting Company; value: [5] Proof from Alexander Graham Bell's own mouth, that he never contemplated a speaking telephone in his 1876 patent ....; value: [6] Repertorium der Photographie / von U. Martin; value: [7] The stereoscope and stereograph / by Roy W. Mabie; value: [8] The story of electronic television / Farnsworth Television & Radio Corporation; value: [9] The Evans basic English code / by John Evans; value: [10] International code of signals : flages to be used in the new code; value: [11] How a modern newspaper is made : a story in word and picture concerning the Brooklyn daily eagle; value: [12] News gathering in war times / by Charles Honce; value: [13] The documentary film : history and principles / by Edward H. Schustack; value: [14] Literature in pictures. Treasure island, Stevenson / J.E. Braslin and D.A. Eldridge; value: [15] Ohm Krüger, l'eroe dei boeri : un film Emikio Jannings della Tobis; value: [16] Previewing Top hat with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers; value: [17] Pictures of movie stars with stories / by Mae Tinée; value: [18] Julien Bryan and his documentary motion pictures; value: [19] The movie star circle; value: [20] Le Musée postal et télégraphique danois / H. Hjorth-Nielsen; value: [21] Semaphoric telegraph leaflet; value: [22] History getting right on the invention of the American electro-magnetic telegraph. [Clipping on the invention of the electric telegraph]. The American magnetic telegraph. [1872?].