Europe's digital revolution : broadcasting regulation, the EU, and the nation state /

• Levy, David A.

• Broadcasting policy -- European Union countries
• Digital communications -- European Union countries
• Technological innovations -- European Union countries

• Routledge,

• Routledge research in European public policy 5

• 0415171962 (hardbound : alk. paper)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. [186]-198) and index.

• Media education across Europe
• real deal what young people really think about government politics and social exclusion
• Europeanisation of regulatory television policy the decision making process of the Television Without Frontiers directives from 1989 & 1997
• Journalism online
• Broadcasting enters the marketplace proceedings of the 24th University of Manchester Broadcasting Symposium
• Media and media policy in West Germany the press and broadcasting since 1945
• media a critical introduction
• Print journalism a critical introduction
• Satellite television in Western Europe
• Sports journalism context and issues
• cultural obligations of broadcasting national and transnational legislation concerning cultural duties of television broadcasters in Europe
• British television a reader
• ethnographic imagination
• BBC public institution and private world
• new media monopoly
• What news the market politics and the local press
• Moral panics
• Get me a murder a day a history of mass communication in Britain
• media in France
• Making the local news local journalism in context
• Adoring audience fan culture and popular media
• cross media revolution ownership and control
• politics of media policy
• Paying for broadcasting the handbook
• Key concepts in journalism studies
• Media in British politics
• British television policy a reader
• News and journalism in the UK a textbook
• Modern newspaper practice a primer on the press
• Stick it up your punter the uncut story of the Sun newspaper
• Changing channels the prospects for television in a digital world
• Mass media
• Keeping faith Channel Four and its audience
• Media and violence gendering the debates
• European media studies
• media an introduction
• history of British publishing
• Power play sport the media and popular culture
• Media policy convergence concentration and commerce
• ethical journalist
• Advertising language a pragmatic approach to advertisements in Britain and Japan
• Television broadcasting in contemporary France and Britain
• Magazine journalism today
• Support for the arts in England and Wales a report to the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
• Media audiences
• BBC and public service broadcasting
• journalism reader
• New media new policies media and communications strategies for the future
• British press and broadcasting since 1945
• coming of the book the impact of printing 1450 1800
• Gender race and class in media a text reader
• Reporting for journalists
• Media ethics and self regulation
• Understanding audiences theory and method
• Public service broadcasting a reader
• Satellite television and everyday life articulating technology
• Understanding journalism a guide to issues
• good the bad and the unacceptable the hard news about the British press
• Ethical issues in journalism and the media
• Ethnography
• Markets and myths forces for change in the media of Western Europe
• Television audiences and cultural studies
• Mass media and media policy in Western Europe
• Media ownership and control in the age of convergence
• Interpreting audiences the ethnography of media consumption
• Ethics & journalism
• Theater of the oppressed
• Culture society and the media
• Media and society critical perspectives
• Audience analysis