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La iglesia electrónica y su impacto en América Latina
San José (CR): Departamento Ecuménico de Investigaciones (DEI); World Association for Christian Communication - América Latina (WACC-AL), 2nd ed. (1988), 170 pp.
Christliche Kommunikation
Hamburg: Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW) (1987), 69 pp.
Buying Time: The Foundations of the Electronic Church
Great Wakering, Essex: McCrimmons (1986), 159 pp.
Religious Television: The American Experience
New York: Longman (1984), xv, 197 pp.
"What has been the influence of television on religion, and vice versa? Horsfield studies the institutional structure of television with this question in mind. Part I provides a historical overview of the development of religious television and an analysis of its structure; Part II is a survey of re
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Religious Broadcasting 1920-1983: A Selectively Annotated Bibliography
New York: Garland (1984), xiii, 243 pp.
"Subject matter, which is divided into books, dissertations and theses, and articles, covers a variety of subjects, ranging from personality profiles and studies of leaders to technical examinations of how the stations and programs function. Annotations are mostly for monographs. Subject/author and
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Prime Time Preachers: The Rising Power of Televangelism
Reading, Mass.: Addison-Wesley (1981), xxi, 217 pp.
"The co-authors - Swann, an ordained Presbyterian rninister who is currently managing WRFK-FM for the Virginia Theological Seminary, and Hadden, a professor of religious sociology at the University of Virginia - have made an intensive and critical study of religious broadcasting - examining its root
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The Electronic Church
Nashville, Tenn.: Thomas Nelson (1979), 192 pp.
"Armstrong, executive director of National Religious Broadcasters which establishes standards for religious stations and program producers and represents three-fourths of U.S. religious broadcasting, highlights rninistries representative of specific trends and discusses pros and cons of broadcast re
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Electric Evangelism: How to Spread the Word Through Radio & TV
Nashville, Tenn.: Abingdon Press (1973), 144 pp.
The Electronic Gospel: Religion and Media
New York: Herder and Herder (1969), 170 pp.
