Books
July, 1979
We've always had a little trouble controlling our technology. Nuclear energy was used to blow up houses long before it was considered a way to heat them. Automobiles proliferated so fast that their impact on the environment has only recently come to light. But nothing really has hit so squarely in the guts of our culture as television. It has the potential to influence every aspect of our lives, from the foods we eat to the people we elect to political office. The men who control it, however, ha...
