FROM A PUBLIC SPHERE SUBJECT TO ANOTHER, FROM CENSORSHIP TO THE EMERGENCE OF MARKET LAWS IN THE MEDIA IN EASTERN EUROPE Jôrg Becker From a study of censorship in the ex-GDR, the author examines the existence, in Eastern European countries before 1989, of a « split » society, expressed in a contradiction _ but also an overlapping _ of public and private discourse. In parallel he analyses the development of speech and of public opinion in capitalism, seeing in it the beginnings of an increasingly fragmented society subjected to the laws of advertising and of reality shows. Returning to Eastern European countries in a period of crisis, J. Becker introduces two parameters : privatization and opening up to the world market, which will according ...
The purpose of the paper is to discuss the mechanism of censorship before and after 1990 when the mi...
Book DOI 10.1057/9781137493958. eBook ISBN 978-1-137-49395-8This paper argues that post-communist tr...
Knjiga Manufacturing Consent: the Political Economy of the Mass Media Noama Chomskog i Edwarda Herma...
FROM A PUBLIC SPHERE SUBJECT TO ANOTHER, FROM CENSORSHIP TO THE EMERGENCE OF MARKET LAWS IN THE MEDI...
Summary: To be able to determine adequately what the public sphere in Eastern Europe might be in the...
Development of the legal position of the media in the communist and post-communist world. The profo...
More vulnerable than its former communist “sisters”, pre-communist Romania had not enjoyed a “second...
Using the example of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), this study deals with the public s...
At the end of the Soviet period, journalists used freedom of expression allowed by glasnost to criti...
This chapter investigates how self-regulation could counter inequality of access to the media as a c...
[Privatization and State-Formation in Eastern Europe] An analysis of privatization policies in Centr...
When the east-Europe began to reform its economy, many thought that these socialist economy would ch...
Abstract: Broadcasting legislation in Eastern and Central Europe after 1989, in the transition perio...
The relation between intellectuals and censors during the perestroika helps us understand the six ye...
Privatization policies are the centrepiece of the historically unique transformation of the centrall...
The purpose of the paper is to discuss the mechanism of censorship before and after 1990 when the mi...
Book DOI 10.1057/9781137493958. eBook ISBN 978-1-137-49395-8This paper argues that post-communist tr...
Knjiga Manufacturing Consent: the Political Economy of the Mass Media Noama Chomskog i Edwarda Herma...
FROM A PUBLIC SPHERE SUBJECT TO ANOTHER, FROM CENSORSHIP TO THE EMERGENCE OF MARKET LAWS IN THE MEDI...
Summary: To be able to determine adequately what the public sphere in Eastern Europe might be in the...
Development of the legal position of the media in the communist and post-communist world. The profo...
More vulnerable than its former communist “sisters”, pre-communist Romania had not enjoyed a “second...
Using the example of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), this study deals with the public s...
At the end of the Soviet period, journalists used freedom of expression allowed by glasnost to criti...
This chapter investigates how self-regulation could counter inequality of access to the media as a c...
[Privatization and State-Formation in Eastern Europe] An analysis of privatization policies in Centr...
When the east-Europe began to reform its economy, many thought that these socialist economy would ch...
Abstract: Broadcasting legislation in Eastern and Central Europe after 1989, in the transition perio...
The relation between intellectuals and censors during the perestroika helps us understand the six ye...
Privatization policies are the centrepiece of the historically unique transformation of the centrall...
The purpose of the paper is to discuss the mechanism of censorship before and after 1990 when the mi...
Book DOI 10.1057/9781137493958. eBook ISBN 978-1-137-49395-8This paper argues that post-communist tr...
Knjiga Manufacturing Consent: the Political Economy of the Mass Media Noama Chomskog i Edwarda Herma...