Test #2 Comm 120

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purpose of early film

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to study people and animals

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first movie producer

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Eadweard Muybridge

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invented film machine

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Thomas Edinson

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first to develop films potential

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Edwin Porter

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father of american film

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D.W. Griffith

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father of american comedy

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Mack Sennett

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court action lawsuit that changed economics of film in Hollywood

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MPPC v. MPDSC

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introduced studio management to Hollywood

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Thomas Ince

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first studio who gambled on sound in film

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Warner Bros.

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supreme court case that ended vertical integration

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U.S. v Paramount

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deplored actions of Hollywood 10

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Waldorf statement

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reason for blacklisting

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bust the union

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founder of academy of motion picture arts and science was Hollywood's most powerful mogul

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Louis B. Mayer

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Most controversial movie ever

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Birth of a Nation

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first billion dollar blockbuster

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Titanic

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Actor that ended blacklisting

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Kirk Douglas

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This controlled film for the first 30 years

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Catholic Church

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former chap of chairman of motion pictures of America

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Will Hays

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inportance of mutual film corp v industrial commission of Ohio

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denied motion pictures freedom of speech in film

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first ALL TALKING film

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lights in New York

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house committe that investaged film

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HUAC

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first full length motion picture

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Birth of a Nation

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developed star system

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Mack Sennett

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radio developed by

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hobbyists

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demonstrated existance of radio waves

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Heinrich Hertz

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produced wireless telegraphy

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Marconi

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called by some as the father of radio

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Lee De Forest

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invented FM radio

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Howard Armstrong

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Westinghouse first experimental station

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Dr. Frank Conrad

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radio music box

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David Sarnoff

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world development that catipulted radio

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WW1

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pool agents to pool radio agents

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RCA

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provided programming for RCA

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NBC

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Media mogal tech driven

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David Sarnoff

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AT&T developed this to pay for radio

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Toll broadcasting

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This Act established the FCC

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comms act of 1934

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FCC's most important programming policy document

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blue book of public responsability of broadcast licensing

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formation of ABC

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NBC told to sell one network

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founded ABC

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Edward Noble

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first commercial radio broadcast program

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election results of the Cox-Harding presidential race

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program to devise radio was not a voice from heaven

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War of the Worlds

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became chairment of CBS

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William Payley

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president that showed radio could be powerful medium

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FDR

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greatest broadcast journalism

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Edward r Murrow

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gave readers a foxhole view of WW2

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Ernie Pyle

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Reginald Essenden

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electronic detector, presidesor to space detector, first round broadcast

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Lee De Forest

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created radio tube, spade protector, audion tube, reception of human voice, sent out music and human voice over waves

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Howard Armstrong

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regeneration, enhanced audion tube, super hederodine, fm radio

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David Sarnoff

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made broadcasting a business, radio box

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samuel morse

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invents telegraph 1837

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david halberstam

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NY Times supported war

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Malcolme Browne

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AP monk suicide photographer

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Peter Arnett

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AP

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Harrison Salisbury

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NY Times, went into North Vietnam