Is regulation still an option in a digital universe? : papers from the 30th University of Manchester International Broadcasting Symposium, 1999 / edited by Tim Lees, Sue Ralph, Jo Langham Brown ; with Marjorie Burton, Edward Burton.
2000
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Title
Is regulation still an option in a digital universe? : papers from the 30th University of Manchester International Broadcasting Symposium, 1999 / edited by Tim Lees, Sue Ralph, Jo Langham Brown ; with Marjorie Burton, Edward Burton.
Published
Luton, Bedfordshire, U.K. : University of Luton Press, [2000]
Copyright
©2000
Call Number
K4240.A6 U55 1999
Former Call Number
Comp 684 Un3 2000
ISBN
1860205747
Description
xii, 326 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)45306633
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Symposium organized by the School of Education of the University of Manchester.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Table of Contents
Foreword / Jo Langham Brown Sue Ralph Tim Lees
Keynote Address: Digital: The End of Television As We Know It? / Andrew Birchall Andrew Graham Clare Mulholland
1
What Will the New World Look Like? / Tony Stoller Paula Snyder Glyn Jones [et al.]
29
Research Report: Thoughts on the Appeal of 'Screen Entertainment Culture' for British Children / Sonia Livingstone Kathryn Egan
43
The Multimedia Newsroom at Brigham Young University / Julian R. Rush, Jr. William C. Porter
65
Legal and Economic Issues in Regulation / Simon Olswang Peter Humphreys J. A. W. Prosser [et al.]
71
Futurology: Why It's Still Good to be Young in the Digital Age / Simon Frith John Grant Shankar Velupillai [et al.]
105
The Eurovision Regulation Contest / John C. Beyer
127
Investigative Journalism and Regulation: C4 Dispatches Today / Hugo de Burch
135
Digital Pay-TV: Regulating Ring-Fenced Monopolies / Henning Dransfield Gabriel Jacobs
145
I Once Owned a Radio Station in California / Kathryn Smoot Egan
153
Back from the Edge? The Experience of New Zealand Broadcasting with Deregulation / John Farnsworth
161
Health Promotion and the Media / Jaya Ganvir
171
Between Threat and Opportunity: The European Union's Responses to Regulating Digital Media Technologies / Ian Goodwin
181
Television in Guyana: A Regulatory Nightmare / Narmala Halstead
191
Regulating for Acceptability: The Juries' Verdict / Pam Hanley Mark Bunting
201
Broadcasting Regulation in the Internal Market: An Analysis of EU Audiovisual Policy / Jackie Harrison Lorna Woods
209
Broadcasting Policy and Broadcasting Regulation: Who Needs It? / Sylvia Harvey
217
The Role of Global Media Policy / Yaron Katz
231
Death to the Entrepreneur: An Examination of the Use of Technology and Legislation to Control Programme Piracy at the Dawn of the Digital Era / Campbell McPherson
239
Slovenia: Market or State Regulation: Who Will Control the Controllers? / Marko Milosavljevic Sandra B. Hrvatin
253
Obstacles to Drama Production in Kuwait Television: A Field Study / Mohammad Moawad Abdulbasit Muhammed
259
Professionalism and Children's Television: Governing the Ethics of the Public Servant? / David Oswell
267
Beyond Internetphilia: Regulation, Public Service Media and the Internet / Korinna Patelis
283
Can We Have Broadcast Diversity Today? A Look at the Political/Economic Underpinnings of Broadcast Deregulation / Julian R. Rush, Jr.
293
The Shifting Emphases of Television Programme Regulation: or, What's the News post News at Ten / Maria Sourbati
301
Regulating the Future: The Users' Views / Michael Svennevig Bob Towler
311
Afterword: Broadcasting and Society: From the '60s to the New Century / John Gray
323