"Television Won't Kill Books."
Citing increasing book sales and the health of cultural activities in general, Bates finds little to fear from television: "only bad writing can stop good reading...reading cannot be threatened by [television programs] any more than it can be threatened by a football match, a circus or a whist-drive." In the Daily Telegraph (1954).
ID:
cx36
Title:
"Television Won't Kill Books."
Genre:
Essay
Page Count:
1
Word Count:
ca. 1000
Publisher:
Daily Telegraph
Year of Publication:
1954
Topic:
Books
Document Type:
Eads, Additions to
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