Ford Foundation


 
  • Correspondence, Sheila [?], November 17, 1995
  • Correspondence, Jon Funabiki, 1996-1998
  • A Proposal to the Ford Foundation for a study of television news and entertainment programs, draft, May 21, 1997
  • Correspondence, Nejat Ozyegin, April 9, 1997
    From: George Gerbner • To: Nejat Ozyegin • Date: April 9, 1997
  • Correspondence, Elaine Kranich, August 5, 1997
  • Correspondence, Jon Funabiki and Kopple & Gottlieb, March 2, 1998
    From: Jon Funabiki • To: Kopple & Gottlieb • Date: March 2, 1998
  • Correspondence, Brian Linson, March 27, 1998
    From: Brian Linson • To: George Gerbner • Date: March 27, 1998
  • Chart for discussion, June 25, 1998

    Available in hardcopy.

  • Prime Time Television: The 1997-8 Season, draft, July 3, 1998
  • Correspondence, Victoria Tredinnick and Jon Funabiki, September 28, 1998
    From: Victoria Tredinnick • To: Jon Funabiki • Date: September 28, 1998
  • First annual report to the Ford Foundation from the Cultural Indicators Research Project on News and Entertainment Media, [1998]

    Available in hardcopy.

  • George Gerbner, What is News and Who Makes News in Prime Time, Highlights, November 1998
  • Background notes on the Ford Foundation
  • The Liberating Alternative: A Proposal to the Ford Foundation, n.d.
  • Judith Miller, Ford Foundation to Give $50 Million in Grants, April 24, 1997
    Article Title: Ford Foundation to Give $50 Million in Grants • Author: Judith Miller • Journal Title: New York Times • Issue Date: April 24, 1997
  • William John Fox, Junk News: Can Public Broadcasters Buck the Tabloid Tendencies of Market-Driven Journalism? A Canadian Experience, August 1997

    Available in hardcopy.

    Article Title: Junk News: Can Public Broadcasters Buck the Tabloid Tendencies of Market-Driven Journalism? A Canadian Experience • Author: William John Fox • Issue Number: Discussion paper D-26 • Issue Date: August 1997 • Pages: 1 - 17