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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Túñez-López, Miguel,
• Campos-Freire, Francisco,

Titel

The values of public service media in the internet society

Ort / Verlag

Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan,

Erscheinungsjahr

[2021]

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Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Intro -- Foreword -- Without Value, There Is No Future -- Why? -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Part I: Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introduction. The Values of Public Service Media in the Internet Society -- 1 Public Service Media in the Digital Age: Keeping Up with Constant Change -- 2 The Need for Legitimacy in a Challenging Environment -- 3 Ensuring Core Values, Embracing Emerging Ones -- References -- Chapter 2: Public Service Broadcasting and Democracy: Main Research Topics and Suggestions for the Future -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Main Research Topics in Public Service Broadcasting -- 2.1 Digitalization and New Technologies -- 2.1.1 Digital Transition and Switchover -- 2.1.2 Use of Social Media -- 2.1.3 Audience Participation and Engagement -- 2.1.4 Convergence -- 2.2 Business Model and Funding -- 2.2.1 Competition and Conflict with Commercial Broadcasters -- 2.2.2 Mixed Models -- 2.3 Policies and Regulation -- 2.3.1 Multi-Stakeholder Approach -- 2.3.2 Government Regulation and Influence -- 2.3.3 Neoliberal Approach and Deregulation Process -- 2.3.4 Small Countries, Third Democracies, and Undeveloped Nations -- 2.3.5 European Union and Homogenization -- 2.4 Public Value and Citizen Interest -- 2.4.1 Public Role and Citizen Interest -- 2.4.2 Educate and Inform -- 2.4.3 Distinctiveness -- 2.4.4 Diversity and Pluralism -- 3 Public Service Broadcasting Research: Suggestions for the Future -- 3.1 Providing Possible Strategies to Face PSB Challenges -- 3.2 Public Programs' Quality and Features -- 3.3 Social Media Management in Different Contexts -- 3.4 Improving Cultural and Artistic Analysis -- References -- Part II: Innovation Strategies -- Chapter 3: Public Service Media in the Age of Platformization of Culture and Society -- 1 Public Service Media's Changing Values.
• 2 From Public Service Media to Public Service Platforms -- 2.1 The Rising Power of Online Platforms -- 2.2 Platforms as Media -- 2.3 IF Platforms Are Media, THEN Public Service Media Can Be Platforms Too! -- 3 Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4: Can Automated Strategies Work for PSM in a Network Society? Engaging Digital Intermediation for Informed Citizenry -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Public Service Media and the "Network Society" of 2020 -- 3 Digital Intermediation: Automation -- 4 Public Service Media Algorithmic Strategies -- 5 Attempts to Implement PSM Values in Algorithms -- 6 Digital Intermediation as a PSM Strategy? -- 7 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Are Public Service Media Necessary in the Transmedia Era? -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 The Need for Public Media -- 1.2 Public Service in the Transmedia Age -- 1.3 From the Transmedia Project to the Product -- 2 The Case of À Punt Mèdia -- 3 Discussion -- 4 Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 6: Public Service Media and Blockchain Technology: First Thoughts -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Blockchain in Cultural Industries -- 3 Reflections on the Public Service Media -- 4 Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7: Analysis of the Quality of the Websites of Regional Public Television Networks in the European Union: Comparative Study Between Spain, Germany, and Belgium -- 1 Quality and Public Service Media -- 2 Quality and Proximity Public Service Media -- 2.1 Technical Information: From Radio and Television Broadcasting to Platforms -- 2.2 Accessibility -- 2.3 Languages, Attention to Dialects, and Cultural Minorities -- 2.4 Children and Youth -- 2.5 Diversity -- 2.6 Relationship with the Audience -- 2.7 Media Literacy: How to Explain and Add Value to the Public Service -- 3 Conclusions -- References -- Part III: Governance and Regulation.
• Chapter 8: The Governance of Public Service Media for the Internet Society -- 1 Shared National and European Regulation -- 2 Genealogy of Public Service Broadcasting -- 3 Structures and Organizational Systems -- 4 Governance Typology -- 5 Governance and Values for the Internet Society -- References -- Chapter 9: Canadian Communication Policies in the Post-Netflix Era -- 1 An Indispensable Return to History -- 1.1 State or States3 -- 1.2 The Neoliberal Turn of the 1980s -- 2 A Changing Situation: New Questions -- 3 Public Policy According to Netflix -- 4 And Now... -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10: Public Service Media Interventions: Risk and the Market -- 1 Conceptualizing Market Impact -- 2 Shaping the Market -- 2.1 Sustaining a Supply Base -- 2.2 Supporting Digital Innovation -- 3 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 11: Media and the Internet Access Providers in an Era of Convergence -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Main Challenges of Convergence -- 3 Two Economic Models with Different Economic Grounds -- 4 The Rationality of Convergence -- 4.1 A Basic Form of Complementarity Between Actors -- 4.2 Convergence and Triple-Play Offers -- 4.3 The Variety of Strategies Relying on Convergence -- 4.4 The Limits of Strategies Based on Convergence -- 5 Internet Platforms and Disruption -- 6 To What Extent Does Convergence Meet the Major Regulatory Challenges? -- 6.1 Why Should Convergence Be Regulated? -- 6.2 The Tools of Regulation -- 7 Concluding Remarks -- References -- Part IV: Democratic Reinforcement -- Chapter 12: Media Capture and Its Contexts: Developing a Comparative Framework for Public Service Media -- 1 Introduction: Capture Is Everywhere -- 2 Media Capture in Europe -- 3 Contextualizing PSM Capture for Comparative Assessments -- 4 Testing the Framework: A Five-Country Assessment -- 4.1 Belgium -- 4.2 Czech Republic -- 4.3 Finland -- 4.4 Spain.
• 4.5 United Kingdom -- 5 New Context: Discussion -- References -- Chapter 13: The Challenge of Media and Information Literacy for Public Service Media -- 1 The Right of MIL Policies for Ensuring Democratic Societies -- 1.1 Media Literacy by the European Commission -- 1.1.1 The Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) -- 1.1.2 Media Literacy to Overcome Disinformation -- 1.2 Media and Information Literacy by UNESCO -- 2 The role of Public Service Media Promoting Media and Information Literacy -- 2.1 LUMNI -- 2.2 BBC-Bitesize -- 2.3 Oi2 RTVE-UAB Observatory -- 3 The Role of the European Platform of Regulatory Authorities -- 4 Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 14: Electoral Debates in Television and Democratic Quality: Value Indicators -- 1 Trust, Politics, and Democracy -- 2 Key Aspects in the Organization of Television Debates -- 2.1 Programming and Direction of the Debates -- 2.2 The Format of the Debate -- 2.3 Transparency and Fact-Checking -- 3 Indicators of Value for Television Electoral Debates -- 4 The Value of Debates and Public Service Media -- References -- Chapter 15: Trends on the Relationship Between Public Service Media Organizations and Their Audiences -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The RTVE Case in Three Key-Points: Realities, Playz, and Lab -- 2.1 Three Lines of Relationship with Younger Audiences: Reality TV, Playz, and RTVE's Lab -- 2.2 From Networks to Screens -- 3 RAI: Digitalization and Identity Project -- 3.1 Rai Brand Project -- 4 RTP: A Trail of Public Service Toward a Youth Approach -- 4.1 The Educative and Informative Proposes in Youth Programming -- 4.2 Connected to the Future -- 5 Conclusions. Public Service Media in Spain, Italy, and Portugal: Points of Convergence and Common Challenges -- References -- Chapter 16: State Media and Digital Citizenship in Latin America: Is There a Place for the Weak? -- 1 Introduction.
• 2 State-Run Media in Latin America -- 3 State Media and the Public Sphere -- 4 State Media in the Public Sphere on the Internet -- 5 From Broadcasting to Digital Service -- 6 From Users to Digital Citizens -- References -- Index.
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