Information Explosion
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Duration: 0:44:00
Year Published: 1967
Creator: Ohio State University
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: sound
Description: Presents a series of examples of the significance, scope, and importance of free communication in such areas as government, industry, and the professions. Suggests that educators must concentrate on an accurate perception of how local and mass media really affect children and that both teachers and students must be taught early to discriminate., Presents a series of examples of the significance, scope, and importance of free communication in such areas as government, industry, and the professions. Suggests that educators must concentrate on an accurate perception of how local and mass media really affect children and that both teachers and students must be taught early to discriminate.
Complete Record: , Presents a series of examples of the significance, scope, and importance of free communication in such areas as government, industry, and the professions. Suggests that educators must concentrate on an accurate perception of how local and mass media really affect children and that both teachers and students must be taught early to discriminate.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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