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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"public broadcaster"”.
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Public education in the mass media : National Farm Radio Forum on CBC radio
… the habits, responsibilities and competencies of public life, elements essential for authentic democracy, demands a marriage of government, institutions and civic organizations. In particular, a developed and supportive public broadcaster is essential to facilitating the process of civic …
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Media, culture and social change in Quebec : the story of Radio-Canada television in the fifties
… a modernity in which the cultural, political, public and domestic spheres were restructured to meet the demands and needs of the post-war era. Within this larger framework we shall examine the relationship between media and modernity in the first instance, and television's contribution to the …
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Defining the nation, defining public television: discourses of publics on public service television in post-communist Latvia
… have long dominated the study of post-Communist public broadcasting, as well as the entire body of post-Communist media transformations research, and the enquiry into publics of public broadcasting has traditionally been neglected. Though media scholars like to talk about a deep crisis in the …
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Media law reforms: The quest to transform the Zambia national broadcasting corporation-ZNBC-From state owned and controlled media to a public service broadcaster
… from being state owned and controlled to being a public service broadcaster. Despite recent legislation to transform the ZNBC, there is more to be done to transform the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation -ZNBC- to a true public broadcaster that will cater for all spectra of society in …
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Media law reforms: The quest to transform the Zambia national broadcasting corporation-ZNBC-From state owned and controlled media to a public service broadcaster
… from being state owned and controlled to being a public service broadcaster. Despite recent legislation to transform the ZNBC, there is more to be done to transform the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation -ZNBC- to a true public broadcaster that will cater for all spectra of society in …
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Community radio as public sphere: Integrating communities of Africa for social change?
This field research conducted in the United Republic of Tanzania combines a survey with focus groups and in-depth interviews to examine the promise of community radio as ‘public sphere,’ and especially its influence in stimulating social change. The goal was to discover whether use of community …
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Broadcasting policy in Italy's 'second republic' 1994-2006
… of television policy in Italy’s Second Republic from 1994 to 2006, focusing on four distinct policy issues: the reform of broadcasting regulatory structures resulting in the establishment of a single communications authority (AGCom); the reform of ownership rules for terrestrial …
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Moving the Nation: Multiculturalism, Race, Representation, and Emotional Belonging in Canada
… as a long-time journalist with Canada’s public broadcaster. Four case studies are analysed within broader comparative and international contexts. The scale of analysis begins with a focus on individuals, namely, the dramatically contrasting refugee narratives by which my mother and father …
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An investigation into the use of digital media to promote indigeneous African Languages: the case of digital terrestrial television on SABC
… or promotion, and unequal access to public services. However, very few studies have focused on how digital media could be leveraged to promote indigenous African languages, particularly in post-colonial contexts such as South Africa. Underpinned by the public sphere model and Jurgen …
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A rhetorical analysis of SABC3's flagship Bulletin : In what ways does the SABC succeed and/or fail in persuading viewers that its version of the news is credible?
… the emotional aspects of the story, the broadcaster should be using its visuals to do this, drawing on the television journalism principle of 'show, don't tell', where visuals are the primary means through which a story is told, not the words. What the broadcaster should instead be doing …