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RECORDING BROADCASTS OFF‐AIR:THE LEGAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS |
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| Authors: | Geoffrey Crabb |
| Institution: | Council for Educational Technology |
| Abstract: | Broadcast programmes have been a valuable teaching resource since the British Broadcasting Company started transmitting radio programmes for schools in the 1920's. Although of outstanding quality, broadcasts suffer from two inherent drawbacks as resource material: namely the inability to preview and the problem of matching time‐tables to transmission times. |
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