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The Independent Television pro- gramme companies have no religious department as such but use the services of religious advisers or consultants who guide the producer in choice of broadcasters and in the preparation of programmes . 20.
The Independent Television pro- gramme companies have no religious department as such but use the services of religious advisers or consultants who guide the producer in choice of broadcasters and in the preparation of programmes . 20.
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Nothing would be more damaging to the position of religion in the public esteem than for a lower standard of ... A bad religious programme , however worthy its purpose may be , remains a bad programme , and should be judged by the ...
Nothing would be more damaging to the position of religion in the public esteem than for a lower standard of ... A bad religious programme , however worthy its purpose may be , remains a bad programme , and should be judged by the ...
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However , as the pioneers of religious liberalism we are more con- cerned that the religious approach to life should receive a fair showing in sound and television broadcasts , and that these broadcasts , whoever may be invited to give ...
However , as the pioneers of religious liberalism we are more con- cerned that the religious approach to life should receive a fair showing in sound and television broadcasts , and that these broadcasts , whoever may be invited to give ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 10 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 |
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