Neighborhood groups push to save cities and curb redlining
Across St. Louis Cleveland Heights and Chicago neighborhood activists reclaim homes,mobilize residents and form coalitions to preserve areas and fight discriminatory lending. Led by Gale Cincotta in Chicago they push anti redlining laws and lender transparency, while federal policy shifts bolster local action.
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National Urban Coalition
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Metropolitan Area Housing Alliance
Department
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Austen
Archibald Crossley and the origins of radio ratings
Archibald Crossley explains how market research began with early radio audience surveys in 1927. He describes inventing a listening-based rating system, its integrity challenges, and its evolution into modern Nielsen style metrics, noting past polls and the impact of computers on data processing.
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Literary Digest
Alf Landon
Landon
Dewey
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