HOW TO TALK BACK TO YOUR TELEVISION SET

How to Talk Back to Your Television Set is a 1970 book by Nicholas Johnson that analyzes American television broadcasting and suggests changes.

Bibliography

Berger, Arthur A. (1970). "Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". ETC: A Review of General Semantics. 27 (4): 493–495. ISSN 0014-164X. JSTOR 42576565.
Kitman, Marvin (June 21, 1970). "How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". The New York Times Book Review. p. 6. ISSN 0362-4331.
Mendelsohn, Harold (1970). "Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set; Living-Room War". AV Communication Review. 18 (4): 470–473. ISSN 0001-2890. JSTOR 30217619.
"Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". Best Sellers. 29: 463–. March 15, 1970.
"Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". Book World: 6–. March 29, 1970.
"Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". Christian Science Monitor: 9–. July 8, 1970.
"Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". Commentary. 49: 88–. June 1970.
"Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". The New Republic. Vol. 162. March 14, 1970. pp. 21–.
"Review of How to Talk Back to Your Television Set". Saturday Review. 53: 116–. March 14, 1970.

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