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Can science play as well in Peoria as in Boston?

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Abstract

Science fare has proved so popular on PBS that one sponsor is presenting the same show on both commercial and public TV. Lee Edson discusses this and the apparent fact that network programmers have not done too badly in presenting some of the big science-oriented new events in this article from The New York Times of 12 June 1988, reprinted by permission.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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