Meet the Press: On Paper Tiger Television
Afterimage, Nov. 1983, v. 11, no. 4, pp. 7-11
This article discusses a New York based weekly series on public access cable channels C and D called Paper Tiger Television. This program attacks the ideologies and economics of mass media through a series of readings analyzed by a variety of commentators. Their criticisms often discuss the falsification and conglomeration of print and television media.
ITEM 1983.030 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Reads Time – Murray Brookchin
Reads Seventeen – Ynestra King
Reads the Wall Street Journal – Tom Weinberg
Reads TV Guide – Brian Winston
Reads Agents Names – Ann Marie Buitrago
Reads Rolling Stone – Tuli Kupferberg
Reads US News and World Report – Bill Tabb
Reads Covert Action – Joel Kovel
Reads Biker Life Style – Teresa Costa
Reads Vogue – Martha Rosler
Reads Psychology Today – Joel Kovel
Reads the New Crierion – Sol Yurick
Reads Scholastic Magazine – Stanley Diamond
Reads Newsweek – Sheila Smith-Hobson
Reads Computer World – Karen Paulsel
Reads the New York Post – Stuart Ewen
Reads Working Woman – Serafina Bathrick
Reads Commentary – Conrad Lynn
Reads TV News – Brian Winston
Reads the National Enquirer – John Braderman
Reads Business Week – Tuli Magdoff
Reads Ebony – Myrna Bain
Reads the Washington Post – Alex Cockburn
Reads Foreign Policy – Archie Singham
Reads Cosmopolitan – Muriel Dimen