Book says UNT broadcasting program is one of the nation's best

UNT's Department of Radio, Television and Film is listed as one of the top programs in the United States for broadcast education in a new book published by Billboard Books.

This Business of Broadcasting by Leonard Mogel was written as a comprehensive guide to jobs in radio, television and cable for new and mid-career job seekers. The book identifies UNT as one of eight schools with "superb programs in broadcasting." Mogel, the author of eight other books on communication and media fields and the founding publisher of several magazines, also identifies UNT as one of the top programs for graduate education in broadcasting in the country.

BY NANCY KOLSTI nkolsti@unt.edu

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