Add to ORKGThis chapter compares German and Australian law on the governance of public broadcasters, with particular reference to the need to ensure diversity of opinion
As a result of recent technological developments, identical services can now be transmitted using te...
Public broadcasting has always been a regulatory field somewhat zealously guarded within the nation ...
This thesis clarifies the rationale for the protection of the rights of broadcasting organisations a...
This chapter compares the legal arrangements for ensuring freedom from governmental control for stat...
Diversity in the media is generally considered co be socially and culturally desirable, and an appro...
Diversity is seen as one of the basic principles of Australian communication policy. The word appear...
L’indépendance de l’audiovisuel public des institutions politiques est une condition nécessaire à sa...
The paper draws on a three year comparative research project which examined trends in audiovisual re...
Proposed changes to the Australian cross-media regulation prohibiting common ownership of commercial...
With two state-owned television stations, four commercial free-to-air television stations and about ...
This book offers an analysis of public service broadcasting (PSB) in European Countries that highli...
This book offers an analysis of public service broadcasting (PSB) in European Countries that highli...
Diversity in the media is generally considered to be socially and culturally desirable, and an appro...
Promoting media diversity in a society is imperative for the social benefits that allow citizens to ...
Introduction Although Australia\u27s media ownership laws have remained unchanged for over a decade...
As a result of recent technological developments, identical services can now be transmitted using te...
Public broadcasting has always been a regulatory field somewhat zealously guarded within the nation ...
This thesis clarifies the rationale for the protection of the rights of broadcasting organisations a...
This chapter compares the legal arrangements for ensuring freedom from governmental control for stat...
Diversity in the media is generally considered co be socially and culturally desirable, and an appro...
Diversity is seen as one of the basic principles of Australian communication policy. The word appear...
L’indépendance de l’audiovisuel public des institutions politiques est une condition nécessaire à sa...
The paper draws on a three year comparative research project which examined trends in audiovisual re...
Proposed changes to the Australian cross-media regulation prohibiting common ownership of commercial...
With two state-owned television stations, four commercial free-to-air television stations and about ...
This book offers an analysis of public service broadcasting (PSB) in European Countries that highli...
This book offers an analysis of public service broadcasting (PSB) in European Countries that highli...
Diversity in the media is generally considered to be socially and culturally desirable, and an appro...
Promoting media diversity in a society is imperative for the social benefits that allow citizens to ...
Introduction Although Australia\u27s media ownership laws have remained unchanged for over a decade...
As a result of recent technological developments, identical services can now be transmitted using te...
Public broadcasting has always been a regulatory field somewhat zealously guarded within the nation ...
This thesis clarifies the rationale for the protection of the rights of broadcasting organisations a...