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Controlling the Public Mind
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Controlling the Public Mind
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March 1, 1996, VANCOUVER: You keep asking for it, so here it is, Dr. Noam Chomsky's talk called "Controlling the Public Mind", taped March 1 1996, sponsored by the B.C. Federation of Labour and the Vancouver and District Labour Council.
Over 1000 people came to hear Dr. Chomsky at the Hotel Vancouver on a cold rainy Sunday night. His flight from Boston was delayed and he didn't arrive till after 11 pm, for an event scheduled to begin at 7 pm. Nevertheless the room was full when he began speaking. Nearly everyone had waited over 4 hours to hear him.
This was one of the most popular working TV community access programs ever broadcast, based on viewer requests for repeat broadcasts.
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2002
- LearnOutLoud.com Product ID:
C018158
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