Footnotes 

1. Cobb Kreisberg, Jennifer, 'Globe, Clothing Itself with a Brain', Wired Magazine, 3 (6) (1996), Wired, 520 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA.
   
    
2. Strasburger, Victor C., M.D., 'Children, Adolescents, and Television,' Paediatrics in Review, (1992), 18(4), pp.144-50.
   
    
3. Dietz, W.H., 'TV violence antitrust exemption.' Hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate 52323. Serial J-99-111. Washington, US Government Printing Office, 1986.
   
    
4. Harris, L., et al, Sexual material on American Network Television During the 1987-88 Season, New York, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, 1988.
   
    
5. Cobb Kreisberg, 'Globe, Clothing Itself with a Brain."
   
    
6. Rothenberg, Michael B., M.D., 'Role of Television in Shaping the Attitudes of Children', Children's Health Journal, 13(4) (1985), pp.148-9.
   
    
7. Ibid.
   
    
8. Gilder, George, Life After Television, New York: Norton, 1990.
   
    
9. The New Yorker Magazine , 20 and 27 October, 1997.
   
    
10. Noble, David F., The Religion of Technology: The Divinity of Man and the Spirit of Invention, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997.
    
     
11. Rothstein, Edward, The New York Times, technology column, 22 December, 1997, p. D-3.
    
     
12. Johnson, Thomas, Faith in a Box: Entertainment Television on Religion, Pew Research Centre, 1993-1996, www.mediaresearach.org/mrc/specialreports/relstd.html.
    
     
13. Katz, Jon, 'The Medium Is the Medium', Wired Magazine (year of publication not listed, available from the Wired website www.wired.com/wired/3.07/departments/electrosphere).
    
     
14. Pollock, Dale, The Life and Films of George Lucas, New York: Samuel French Publishers, 1983.

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