University Of Westminster employment disclaimer, 25 May 2004 044205. public service broadcasting in the Digital Age Wednesday 16 May 2001. The status of http://www.wmin.ac.uk/event.asp?ID=127
Arab Press Freedom Watch CPA ORDER NUMBER 66 IRAQ public service broadcasting. Pursuant to my authority as Administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority http://www.apfw.org/indexenglish.asp?fname=report\english\spe1011.htm
WDM: GATS Threat To Public Service Broadcasting Click this button to download it free 2 December 2002 public service broadcasting measures threatened by free trade agreement. A http://www.wdm.org.uk/presrel/current/ukgatscommunications.htm
Extractions: 2 December Public service broadcasting measures threatened by free trade agreement A report published today by international trade campaigners, the World Development Movement (WDM), reveals the danger posed to public service broadcasting by a far-reaching, but little understood international trade agreement currently being negotiated at the World Trade Organisation. WDM's report is the first ever survey of the UK's commitments under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), and its potential impact on UK services. It is published exactly one month before the end of a DTI consultation on which services the UK will offer for further liberalisation in GATS negotiations starting in April. WDM's Director Barry Coates today said: "The Communications Bill aims to liberalise and deregulate UK broadcasting and media, opening the sector to increased foreign ownership and reducing public service obligations. This will be locked in and made "effectively irreversible" if the UK Government concedes to pressure by other countries and media multinationals to sign-up the broadcasting and communication sectors to the free market rules of GATS. We know that the UK communications and broadcasting sector is a major target for the USA in these negotiations."
UNI : Increasingly Commercial World Needs Public Service Broadcasting back to UNI MEI home page 03.10.2003. Increasingly commercial world needs public service broadcasting. http//www.unionnetwork.org/mei. http://www.union-network.org/unimei.nsf/0/0e52a132e8e3a80dc1256db40032428c?OpenD
Authors Rights' Campaign 2004 EFJ Resolution on public service broadcasting. On 17 April 2004, the General Meeting of the European Federation of Journalists http://www.authorsrights.org/default.asp?index=2423&Language=EN
Authors Rights' Campaign Victory for public service broadcasting Campaign. AN IRISH government commission has strongly supported the campaign to protect public service broadcasting. http://www.authorsrights.org/default.asp?index=675&Language=EN
THE EUROPEAN INSTITUE FOR THE MEDIA News of the European Institute for the Media The public service broadcasting New Challenges, New Solutions, 10/11 March, Ljubljana, Slovenia. http://www.eim.org/news.php3?ID=78
THE EUROPEAN INSTITUE FOR THE MEDIA Print. Projects Perspectives of public service broadcasting in Europe. Researchers Runar Woldt, Josephine Dries. Public broadcasters http://www.eim.org/ComPol/Projects/ViewCompol.php3?ID=1
Remoulding Public Service Broadcasting Canadian Journal of Communication. Remoulding public service broadcasting The British Experience. public service broadcasting in the United Kingdom. http://www.wlu.ca/~wwwpress/jrls/cjc/BackIssues/24.1/hutchis.pap.html
Extractions: Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland David Hutchison is a senior lecturer in media studies in the Department of Language and Media at Glasgow Caledonian University, 70 Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow G4 0BA, Scotland. E-mail: D.Hutchison@scooter.gcal.ac.uk Abstract: Public service broadcasting has been under pressure in the United Kingdom in recent years. The reasons for this situation are considered, the challenges which have arisen are examined, and an assessment of the current and likely future health of public service broadcasting in Britain is offered. As we conceive it, our responsibility is to carry into the greatest possible number of homes everything that is best in every department of human knowledge, endeavour and achievement, and to avoid the things which are, or may be hurtful. It is occasionally indicated to us that we are apparently setting out to give the public what we think they need and not what they want, but few know what they want, and very few what they need.... In any case it is better to over-estimate the mentality of the public, than to under- estimate it. (Reith, 1924, p. 34) It is difficult to imagine any Director General of the BBC speaking in these terms today, but the Corporation's mission remains in the words of successive Royal Charters the provision of ``sound and television programmes of information, education and entertainment.'' Reith was in practice rather less of an elitist than the pronouncement quoted suggests, and he very shrewdly saw to it that on most days of the week Sunday remained off limits for a stern Presbyterian like the Director General there was a judicious provision of lighter fare alongside more demanding material.
Public Service Futures - OpenDemocracy Solana Larsen. Caspar Melville. Public service futures. Overview, Articles, Discussion, Links, The crisis of public service broadcasting is felt across the world. http://www.opendemocracy.net/debates/issue-8-38.jsp
Public Broadcasting Imperfect But Essential Jean Seaton In the light of new technologies multichannel, broadband and digital convergence the future of public service broadcasting is now a crucial global http://www.opendemocracy.net/debates/article-8-38-68.jsp
Article Back, public service broadcasting encouraged in the Arab world. Aug 01, 2003. Participants at a recent UNESCO workshop in Amman, Jordan http://www.ijnet.org/FE_Article/newsarticle.asp?UILang=1&CId=108553&CIdLang=1
Welcome On The World Electronic Media Forum public service broadcasting. 1. public service broadcasting Challenges and perspectives/Promoting PSB in digital age Principles, best practices and guidelines. http://www.wemfmedia.org/psb_new.htm
Extractions: 11 December 2003. In today's interplay of changing technological, commercial, political and cultural factors, editorially independent Public Service Broadcasting is more relevant than ever. In developing countries, PSB has a key mission in promoting access to education and culture, developing knowledge and fostering interaction among citizens. Programme Report Recommendations Statement ... Speech
BBC: The 'iron Pole' Of Public Service Broadcasting BBC The iron pole of public service broadcasting Posted 18 September 2003 By Jemima Kiss Email jemima@journalism.co.uk Lord Tom McNally, deputy leader of http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/story722.shtml
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Extractions: Response by National Union of Journalists This is the response of the National Union of Journalists to your letter, dated 5 December 2003, requesting our views for your review of public service television broadcasting. This response is part of your wide ranging and lengthy consultation and our views are provisional at this stage, as we will be engaging in the debate throughout the year and respond in full at a later stage. We hope that the Ofcom review will be transparent, contrasting with the approach often taken by the former ITC. We welcome the view expressed that Ofcom should hold public hearings to discuss changes to the ITV licences and would encourage a strong level of transparency in the PSTB review. We welcome the point in the letter soliciting views "on how public service broadcasting can be maintained and strengthened" but would like to make one initial comment on the scope of the review, based on the information in your letter, and suggest that this is too narrow. Clearly public service broadcasting (PSB) also has some impact on radio, most importantly for the BBC, but also for commercial broadcasters in terms of news provision and other programming requirements. In terms of future policy-making we think this important sector of broadcasting should be included in any review. However if the Communications act specifies that the review should be restricted to television Ofcom should provide a mechanism to conduct a similar exercise for radio.
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