Web site of the Federal Communications Commission. Contains annual reports, rules and regulations and other information.

Provides data on media usage, media content, media industries and media issues.

From the University of Minnesota, this web site promotes the study of history of various media tools: television, radio, film, publishing, etc.

From Topview New York site; written by Steven Thomas.

Articles, case studies and more from Nielsen. Click on "Filter by" and select Topics to get to content of interest.

This site was created by Elizabeth McLeod and contains references. Period covered is 1920 - 1935.

This site was created by Donna Halper, a broadcast historian at Emerson College. The time period covered is 1931 - 1945.

This megasite provides links to websites of radio and television broadcasting stations and networks. Can be searched by state and radio broadcasters' can also be searched by type of format (i.e. talk radio, religious, rock music, sports, etc.) Also, has listings for international broadcasting networks.

Contains a wide range of information covering the shows during Radio's Golden years (roughly 1920-1950.). Some of the shows listed on this site contain actual audio samples. A wealth of information covering radio show history.

RadioSpace is maintained by North American Network, Inc., a radio broadcasting agency that provides news and programming services to radio stations.

An informational directory listing of radio and television stations worldwide which are available via the Web.

This megasite provides links to TV broadcasters' websites, radio websites and networks. Also, has listings for international broadcasting networks.

This site is an index to the world's most extensive collection of network television news. It is free to search, however, the full-text of the news program is available at cost. (Note to Marquette users: Lexis-Nexis Academic provides full-text of some television news programs. Check there first in searching for full-text news programs. To search for news transcripts, in Nexis Uni change the news category to search to "News Transcripts.")

An informational directory listing of radio and television stations worldwide which are available via the Web.

Contains full-text scripts of old time radio shows such as "Ellery Queen", "Suspense", "Vic and Sade", "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar", etc.

Provides links to full-text radio shows from the Golden Age of Radio. Contains full-text scripts of such radio shows as "Fibber McGee and Molly", "The Great Gildersleeve", "The Shadow", "Superman", "Abbot and Costello", "Suspense", "Flash Gordon", "Gunsmoke", etc.

Contains links to a variety of websites which contain full-text scripts of television shows, both comedies and dramas.

Contains full-text of all 180 Seinfeld scripts from beginning season to end.

From the site, How Stuff Works, this page gives an overview of the technology behind cable television.

Located in Chicago, this museum houses thousands of videos from classic television and radio shows as well as classic commercials. This museum also coordinates The Radio Hall of Fame.
Due to the loss of their exhibit space, there is little available online at this time. They hope to reopen in 2025.

Produced by the Writing Center at UW-Madison. Contains tips on style, grammar, punctuation, and citing sources.