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Redefining Public Service Broadcasting

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies, 2008
This article investigates how the communicative relationship between public broadcasters and their audiences is being cultivated through new possibilities for participation offered by new technology. The aim, in the first part of the article, is to examine the strategic functions of multi-platform participation for public service broadcasting ( PSB ...
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Public Service Broadcasting and the Public Interest

1989
The first of January 1987 saw the 60th anniversary of the start of the British Broadcasting Corporation. Diamond Jubilees suggest continuity, the certainties of a fulfilled purpose and an agreeable retirement. For the BBC few of these can be applied, yet it is likely that it will at least continue.
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Public Service Broadcasting in The Netherlands

Trends in Communication, 2004
The Dutch model of public service broadcasting is embedded in a long history of representation based on social groups, to ensure that public service provision reflects the diversity of society that has supported a unique model. This article outlines some of the defining features of the public service broadcasting system in The Netherlands and discusses
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From Public Service Broadcasting to Public Service Media

2012
Since the 1920s public service broadcasting (PSB) has gone through a number of transitions. In order to put current topical debates on public service media and policy in Europe in perspective, this chapter documents these transitions. An analytical distinction is made between three phases: monopoly (1920s–70s), liberalisation (mid-1970s to mid-1990s ...
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Public Service Broadcasting in Japan

Media Asia, 1988
AbstractFrom 1925 to 1950, NHK monopolized public broadcasting services in Japan. Today it is still the most watched TV network in the country, but competition from commercial broadcasters is getting increasingly stiffen What steps is NHK taking to ensure that it will remain as Japan’s most influential radio and television network in the 21st century?
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The Deconstruction of Public Service Broadcasting

1998
AbstractThis chapter examines a number of things: the ideological and structural challenges of the 1980s to most public broadcasting organisations around the globe; the consequences of those challenges for the place of broadcasting and, most especially, television in all our lives; what was being challenged, to whit, what is this thing which we so ...
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Principles of Public Service Broadcasting

1998
AbstractIn a public system, television producers acquire money to make programmes. In a commercial system, they make programmes to acquire money. However simple, this little epigram articulates the divergence of basic principles, the different philosophical assumptions, on which broadcasting is built.
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Public Service Broadcasting

2008
d'Haenens, L, Sousa, H, Meier, W A, Trappel, J   +3 more
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Public Service Broadcasting

2020
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Public Service Broadcasting as Value and the Value of Public Service Broadcasting

2020
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