The Public Eye

Discover the intriguing world of Canadian broadcasting politics with "Public Eye" by Frank W. Peers. Published in 1979, this compelling book spans 277 pages and draws on a wealth of new materials, including government documents, CBC records, and interviews with key figures. Peers masterfully weaves these sources together to provide an authoritative account of the state's involvement in broadcasting during a period marked by turmoil and transformation. Whether you're a student of media, politics, or history, this insightful exploration will shed light on the complexities of television broadcasting in Canada. Dive into Frank W. Peers’ meticulous research and enjoy a captivating read that reveals the intricacies of political influence on media. Don't miss the chance to uncover the story behind the screens—add this essential title to your collection today!