Interview with Mark S. Fowler
The new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission talks about the future of television, radio, and telephone service at the hands of federal regulators
Month: November 1981
Is the Sun Setting on the American Dream?
90% of California's renters are now frozen out of the housing market. It could happen in your state too-unless the causes are understood.
When Everything's Private…
The New York Times complains about letting private groups take over jobs…and an urban analyst replies.
Why Shoot J.R.?
From Midas to Shylock to J.R., artists and writers have portrayed businessmen as bad guys. A Hollywood screenwriter asks why this picture is appealing.
The Second Space Race
Entrepreneurs are gearing up to challenge NASA's monopoly on space transportation. But they won't get off the ground unless the government makes some tough decisions soon.
Health & Welfare: How to Stay Well
Using nutrients
How Sunkist Put the Squeeze on the FTC
When oranges were dumped by the truckload in California last spring, accusing fingers were pointed at Sunkist, monopolist of the western citrus market. How does Sunkist maintain its monopoly? Public records and personal interviews tell the story.
