Newton N. Minow

Why Is Newton N. Minow Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Newton Norman Minow was an American attorney who served as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. He is famous for his 1961 speech referring to television as a "vast wasteland". While still maintaining a law practice, Minow served as the Honorary Consul General of Singapore in Chicago, beginning in 2001.

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Newton N. Minow's Published Works

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Abandoned in the Wasteland: Children, Television, and the First Amendment. First Edition. (1995) (32)
Inside the Presidential Debates: Their Improbable Past and Promising Future (2008) (24)
Who Is an Impartial Juror in an Age of Mass Media (1991) (18)
A digital gift to the nation : fulfilling the promise of the digital and Internet age (2001) (13)
Television and the Public Interest (2003) (12)
Abandoned In The Wasteland (1995) (11)
Equal time : the private breadcaster and the public interest (1964) (10)
Advancing Peace in the Middle East: The Economic Path Out of Conflict (2002) (9)
CEO pay: how much is enough? (1992) (7)
How Vast the Wasteland Now (1992) (6)
The Illinois proposal to confine sexually dangerous persons. (1949) (5)
Government Data Mining (2008) (5)
Revisiting the Vast Wasteland (2003) (5)
Communicating with Juries (1993) (4)
Incumbent Television: A Case of Indecent Exposure (1976) (4)
The Inevitable Wasteland: Why the Public Trustee Model of Broadcast Television Regulation Must Fail (1997) (2)
1. How Adlai Stevenson Put John F. Kennedy in the White House (2019) (1)
Linking economic policy and foreign policy (1991) (1)
Other Comments on the “Cable Fable” (1975) (1)
The Commission on Presidential Debates and Its Critics (2008) (0)
Television Values and the Values of Our Children (2016) (0)
Report on litigation to the AMA House of Delegates. (1979) (0)
AMA National Leadership Conference. (1976) (0)
Making Television Safe for Kids: The Man Who Once Called Television a Vast Wasteland Issues an Urgent Call for Action (1995) (0)
Out of the Wasteland, a Jackpot (1994) (0)
How to Improve the Presidential Debates (2008) (0)
From Wasteland to Land of the Wasted (1993) (0)
Networks Trample Over Public’s Interests (2004) (0)
Selecting Impartial Juries: Must Ignorance be a Virtue in Our Search for Justice--Welcome and Statement of the Issue (1991) (0)
Putting on the Candidates: The Use of Television in Presidential Elections (1986) (0)
Some Legal Aspects of Hiss Case (1949) (0)
Report on litigation to house of delegates, American Medical Association. (1979) (0)
COSTS AND BENEFITS REQUIRE EQUAL TIME; OR, LOUIS D. BRANDEIS-WHERE ARE YOU WHEN WE NEED YOU? (2016) (0)
D. Challenges to the CPD under Federal Election and Tax Law (2019) (0)
5.The Dilemma: Who Debates? (2019) (0)
E. Broadcast Debates and the First Amendment (2019) (0)
Improving Communications in the Courtroom Symposium (Welcoming Remarks and Statement of the Issues) (1993) (0)
The Impact of Television (1985) (2019) (0)
Making Television Safe for Kids: TIME (1995) (0)
C. Section 312 of the Communications Act: “Reasonable Access” for Candidates for Federal Office (2019) (0)
Never Have So Few Owed So Much to So Many (2017) (0)
Media: What Are We Learning From Television (1976) (0)
Radio and the FCC: Chicago Tribune (1994) (0)
PANEL DISCUSSION ON CURRENT TRENDS IN COMMON CARRIER DEREGULATION AND REREGULATION (2016) (0)
2. Presidential Debates and “Equal Opportunity” (2019) (0)
How to Zap TV Violence (1993) (0)
Report on litigation to the AMA House of Delegates. (1979) (0)
What Are We Learning from Television (1976) (0)
Report on litigation to the House of Delegates American Medical Association. (1979) (0)
Prime Time School Television: Doing Something About TV. (1978) (0)
A. Memorandum of Understanding between the Bush and Kerry Campaigns, 2004 (2019) (0)
Restore the Broadcast Code (1999) (0)
TV Ratings: “I” for Inadequate (1997) (0)
3. “If You’re Thirty-two Points Behind, What Else Are You Going to Do?” (2019) (0)
Public Television Needs More than Virtue (1998) (0)
Spending is Not Free Speech (2000) (0)
Land Grant of the Airwaves (1996) (0)
In Memoriam: Abner J. Mikva (2016) (0)
Licensing Filth: Radio and the FCC (1994) (0)
B. Negotiated Agreements between the League of Women Voters and the Ford and Carter Campaigns, 1976 (2019) (0)

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