European media governance : the Brussels dimension / edited by Georgios Terzis.

Contributor(s):

Terzis, Georgios

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bristol, UK ; Chicago : Intellect, 2008.Description: 1 online resource (215 pages)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781841502205
1841502200
1281172375
9781281172372

Subject(s): Genre/Form:

Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: European media governance.DDC classification:

302.2309493 22

LOC classification:

P95.82.B4 E97 2008eb

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Contents:

Front Cover; Preliminary Pages; Contents; Foreword -- European Journalism Centre: 1992-2007; Editor's Preface; Introduction; EU Institutions; Broadcasting; Film; Print; Advertising; Journalism & Scriptwriting; Consumers; Annex A -- Inventory of EU Measures Affecting the Media; Back Cover.

Summary: Media Governance today is shifting media rules and regulations from national government policies to local, regional, national, multinational and international ones and away from exclusively governmental domains to others, such as market, professional and public interest/pressure groups. Many media-related civil society organisations are based in Brussels, operate at a European level and influence exactly the part of Media Governance that has escaped the national shackles of the member states. But which are those organizations and who do they represent? Which are the relevant EU regulations for.

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Media Governance today is shifting media rules and regulations from national government policies to local, regional, national, multinational and international ones and away from exclusively governmental domains to others, such as market, professional and public interest/pressure groups. Many media-related civil society organisations are based in Brussels, operate at a European level and influence exactly the part of Media Governance that has escaped the national shackles of the member states. But which are those organizations and who do they represent? Which are the relevant EU regulations for.

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