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Newton
Minow served as chairman of the Federal Communications
Commission under President Kennedy, co-chaired the presidential
debates for the League of Women Voters, currently serves on
the Commission on Presidential Debates, and has written frequently
on the role of communications in politics. He has also served
as chairman of PBS, the Rand Corporation, and the Carnegie
Corporation of New York. Currently, Mr. Minow serves as counsel
for Sidley & Austin. Bibliography
 "The
Peoples' Airwaves" & the Role of the Federal Communications
Commission
1959-1960:
Section 315 & the Suspension of the "Equal Time Clause"
1964,
1968, & 1972: The Absence of Presidential Debates
1976:
The League of Women Voters Resumes Debates
1980:
Third-Party Candidate John Anderson
1988:
The Commission on Presidential Debates
1992:
Third-Party Candidate Ross Perot
Institutionalizing
the Debates
The
Importance of Presidential Debates & Broadcast Media
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