Newt Minow was already one of the most recognizable names in the Kennedy administration when he first came to RAND in the early 1960s

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He was the thirty-something head of the Federal Communications Commission, a crusader for the public interest. He had introduced himself to the nation's broadcast executives not long before with a speech denouncing the "vast wasteland" that television had become. The industry showed its appreciation by naming the wrecked ship on Gilligan's Island after him, the S.S. Minnow.