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Television Information Office

American organization
Also known as: TIO
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  • National Association of Broadcasters
    / Role in establishing industry guidelines

    …1950s, the NAB organized the Television Information Office (TIO) to supply the public with positive information about the industry. As its first act, the TIO commissioned the Roper Survey to gauge public reaction to the scandals. In addition to publishing the survey report, the TIO developed television study guides for…

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    …1950s, the NAB organized the Television Information Office (TIO) to supply the public with positive information about the industry. As its first act, the TIO commissioned the Roper Survey to gauge public reaction to the scandals. In addition to publishing the survey report, the TIO developed television study guides for…

    Read More