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Leonard Marks
Interviewed by: Jim Robertson
March 31, 1982
- With law partner, Marcus Cohn, Leonard Marks was among the very first of the Washington communication attorneys willing to assist educational broadcasters in the 1940s
- Unpaid counsel for the National Association of Educational Broadcasters
- Encouraged the interest of then Senator Lyndon B. Johnson in federal assistance to educational television -- efforts ultimately led to the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967
- Carnegie Commission on Educational Television
- educational television
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
- National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB)
- Public Broadcasting Act of 1967
