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mp2derSto Behold Monaco, in American Film (Nov. 1978).
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The history of nonprint media-film and broadcasting-has always
been governed two basic forces: technology and economics, mixed
occasionally with some politics. It is well to keep this in mind, says
Monaco, editor of Celebrity and Media Culture, as the electronic media
revolution propels us toward "the bright age of neovideo."
Cable television promises to give us (by 1984) a "wired...