Television Quarterly, also known as "TVQ",
was published by the National Academy of
Television Arts and Sciences beginning in 1962.
Television Quarterly featured in depth
articles about the TV medium.
Publication ceased with the Spring/Summer
2008 issue. |
| Extracted
From Vol
1 No 1 |
"Those who are
associated with the planning of this Journal
believe it is time for a penetrating,
provocative and
continuing examination of television as
an art, a science, an industry, and a social
force. Accordingly, our purpose is to be
both independent and critical. We hold that
the function of this Journal is to generate
currents of new ideas
about television, and we will therefore
try to assure publication of all material
which stimulates thought and has editorial
merit. This Journal has only one aim -to
take a serious look at television.
THE EDITORIAL BOARD" |
| NATAS |
The National
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS)
was created in 1955 to advance the arts and
sciences of television. Headquartered in New
York, NATAS's membership is national and the
organization has local chapters around the
country. It was also known as the
National Television Academy until 2007.
It produces the Daytime Emmy Awards, the
Sports Emmy Awards and the Emmy Awards for
News and for Technology.
It is a separate organization from the
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences,
which
produces the primetime Emmy awards. |
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