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From public service broadcasting to public service media: The core challenge.
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Bardoel, J.L.H., Lowe, G.
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Public Service and the Media Economy
Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands), 1998Broadcasting and telecommunications have undergone a very rapid transformation from provision by public sector monopolies to provision by many private (and public sector) firms. This transformation has been stimulated by measures adopted by the European Union which, particularly in the case of television, have led to significant unanticipated ...
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Public Service Media and Impartiality
This chapter explores how impartiality is understood and operationalized by policymakers, journalists, and audiences in the context of the Flemish public service media organization VRT. While all stakeholders recognize impartiality as a core journalistic value, its interpretation and implementation vary significantly, leading to tensions in ...Tim Raats +3 more
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Public Service Media Narratives
2015The emergence of public service media in the mid-twentieth century on both sides of the Atlantic was a response to particular technological realities and market structures. Public media systems manifested theories about the function of media in a democracy, the sources of cultural authority and innovation, the limitations of the market, and the values ...
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2013
Public service broadcasting has its roots in radio and, in its earliest incarnation, in monopoly. As it has evolved, encompassing television, facing commercial competition and adapting to social change, it has become harder to define: a core set of principles includes universality, independence of government and of commerce, serving minorities as well ...
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Public service broadcasting has its roots in radio and, in its earliest incarnation, in monopoly. As it has evolved, encompassing television, facing commercial competition and adapting to social change, it has become harder to define: a core set of principles includes universality, independence of government and of commerce, serving minorities as well ...
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The kiss of death. Public service media under right-wing populist attack
European Journal of Communication, 2021exaly
A Framework for Public Service Media
2012In order to evaluate European policies on public service media it seems both inescapable and desirable to elaborate on the normative position taken in this book. It has already been hinted at before that a social democratic perspective is followed. In particular, the approach in this book can be situated within the strand of more evidence-based models ...
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Inventing Public Service Media
2018This chapter considers the need for traditional broadcasters to essentially invent public service media. Although broadcasting will continue to play a role in the public service media project, continuing to think only in terms of public service broadcasting is to ignore a situation of great opportunity.
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