Broadcasting 
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SOURCE: Chicago Sun-Times
2/6/2022
Baseball and the Unspeakable
As history teachers struggle with how to handle racist slurs in primary sources, an unexpected remark from a ballplayer in 1938 illustrates that this struggle isn't new. Columnist Neil Steinberg asks if making words unspeakable blows up in the faces of teachers more often than bigots.
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SOURCE: The Guardian
1/23/2022
Reviewed: The BBC: A People's History
David Hendy's book was built on complete access to BBC archives, but a reviewer finds that it's long on bureaucratic history and short on analysis of the programming that made the Beeb a national institution.
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SOURCE: Made By History at the Washington Post
2/19/2021
Restoring the Fairness Doctrine Can't Prevent Another Rush Limbaugh
by Heather Hendershot
"The repeal of the Fairness Doctrine alone did not create Limbaugh or the presidency of Donald Trump. Catering to market demands for shock and awe programming did, and that is why neither Limbaugh’s death nor a return to this network-era regulation will solve the problem."
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