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APME No. 10 - Asian Media... BR
ASIAN Media Information and Communication Centre (1999) public service broadcastingin Asia Surviving in the New Information Age, AMIC, Singapore, 168pp.
http://www.uow.edu.au/crearts/journalism/APME/contents10/AsianMedBR.html

Extractions: This is a compilation of mostly well-researched and referenced articles on public service broadcasting in Asia and is crucial to any understanding of what is happening in the region. It covers Pakistan to the Philippines, Japan to Indonesia and most places in between. More importantly, it puts into print much of what has been said about public service broadcasting in recent years. The biggest concern is the comparison with commercial broadcasting, followed by worries about where public service broadcasting will go in the new digital media age. These concerns led to this book, says AMIC Secretary- General Vijay Menon in his introduction. He concludes that the developing rural economies of Asia still need public service broadcasting and, because they need it, public service broadcasting is not likely to die out in Asia.
Crimewatch UK Review - "The REAL Meaning Of Public Service Broadcasting"
Search Home TV TV Programs Crimewatch UK Review The REAL meaning ofpublic service broadcasting . The REAL meaning of public service broadcasting.
http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/tv/tv_programs/crimewatch_uk/_review/136769/

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BBC NEWS | Special Report | 1999 | 08/99 | Edinburgh Festival 99 | Public Servic
public service broadcasting has only a limited shelf lifeand will soon be dead , says ITV chief Richard Eyre.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/1999/08/99/edinburgh_festival_99

Extractions: Public service broadcasting has only a limited shelf life and "will soon be dead", ITV chief Richard Eyre has said. Mr Eyre said the BBC should concentrate on "public interest" broadcasting instead. Speaking at the annual MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival, he said that with the increasing number of new channels it would be impossible to continue with the present system of TV regulation. Mr Eyre said regulators will be unable to keep up with broadcasting sources "Public service broadcasting will soon be dead because it relies on regulators who will, in time, no longer be able to do a comprehensive job, because the vast number of sources of broadcast information will be impossible to monitor." Mr Eyre said the idea of educating viewers as a public service was one "that belongs to yesterday".
Public Service Broadcasting: No End To The Misunderstandings?
public service broadcasting No End to the Misunderstandings? In Western Europe,public service broadcasting continues to be the subject of public debate.
http://www.beck.de/mmr/archivalt/mmr9806/Aktuell/seite8.htm

Extractions: In Western Europe, public service broadcasting continues to be the subject of public debate. Of itself this is healthy and positive. After all, public service broadcasting is broadcasting made for the public, financed by the public and controlled by representatives of the public. The public (which is the entire population of the country or region which the public broadcaster is responsible for serving) therefore has a legitimate interest in discussing such fundamental issues as the role of public broadcasting in today's audiovisual environment, its place in the "information society" and the most appropriate method of funding it. Parallel to this, but seemingly in a different world, there are political declarations and statements on public service broadcasting which present an entirely different picture. Three years later, the 5th European Ministerial Conference on Mass Media Policy (Thessaloniki, 11.–12. 12. 1997) expressly reaffirmed the content and the importance of the Prague Resolution, "stressing the continuing importance of public service broadcasting, as an essential factor of pluralistic communication accessible to everyone and hence of social cohesion, in this new environment" (viz. in the information society). Similar language to that employed in the Prague Resolution was used by the European Parliament in its Resolution on the role of public service television in a multimedia society (19. 9. 1996). Public service broadcasters themselves could hardly have drafted a more forceful document in support of their own cause.
[icernet] National Public Service Broadcasting Day
icernet National public service broadcasting Day. Arul Selvan MIC arul.selvan@mic.manipal.eduSat, 16 Nov 2002 150154 +0500 Previous
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Communications Bill - The Policy
12, Annex B public service broadcasting remits. The General Public ServiceBroadcasting Remit. Specific public service broadcasting Remits.
http://www.communicationsbill.gov.uk/policy_narrative/550813.html

Extractions: Public service broadcasting remits The General Public Service Broadcasting Remit The General Public Service Broadcasting Remit is defined as the provision of a properly balanced service with a view to the maintenance of high general standards in all respects (and in particular in respect of their content, quality and editorial integrity) and offering a wide range of subject matter (having regard both to the programmes as a whole and also to the days of the week on which, and the times of the day at which, the programmes are shown) meeting the needs and interests of different audiences, and having regard to the specific provisions set out below: The provisions referred to above are: e) contain programmes of an educational nature (including specialist factual, religious and social issues programmes) Specific Public Service Broadcasting Remits All Public Service Broadcasters In addition, specific requirements as follows:
Society Of Editors: Regionalism Central To Public Service Broadcasting
Regionalism central to public service broadcasting ITC CHIEF EXECUTIVE'S SPEECH Acommitment to regional programming would be central to any new settlement for
http://www.ukeditors.com/articles/2001/November/News305.html

Extractions: A commitment to regional programming would be central to any new settlement for public service broadcasting, Patricia Hodgson, Chief Executive of the Independent Television Commission (ITC) said today (Wednesday, 7 November). The ITC is currently in discussion with ITV about a Charter for Nations and Regions which would simplify current regulation while buttressing the underlying investment commitment, she told a Royal Television Society dinner in Newcastle. Diversity was one of the keys to British broadcasting success, she said in her keynote speech, The Future of Communications: From Global to Local. Programming and production from the nations and regions are an important part of the television landscape, and the regional character of ITV is a critical distinguishing feature of the channel. Each ITV licensee must provide high quality regional news and current affairs, and a diverse range of other programmes designed to reflect life within the nations and regions. Patricia Hodgson cited recent ITC research, undertaken in Leeds, which revealed that more than 90 per cent of a cross-section of viewers watched regional news. The next highest score, in terms of interest, was factual programmes, watched by half the panel.
De Nederlandse Publieke Omroep
Similar pages Public Information Deskpublic service broadcasting in Europe. Concern countries. Recommendationon the Guarantee of the Independence of public service broadcasting.
http://www.omroep.nl/
Zaharopoulos - The Evolution Of Public Service Radio Broadcasting In Greece: Fro
As a result of this law (1730/1987), one company, Hellenic RadioTelevisionSA, (ERT), has complete control of public service broadcasting in Greece.
http://lass.calumet.purdue.edu/cca/gmj/SubmittedDocuments/Zaharopoulos.htm

Extractions: of Communication Global Media Journal Volume 1 Fall 2002 Issue 1 Thimios Zaharopoulos Washburn University Washburn, Kansas The development of radio in Greece was influenced by the public service model established earlier in other European nations. However, as a social institution radio could not escape the socio-cultural environment in which it operates. The Greek political and economic environment in the twentieth century was greatly shaped by wars, occupation, earthquakes, dictatorships and the resulting poor economic conditions. As such, Greek public service radio had a terrific challenge in trying to reach its goals. For some observers it came close to providing a public service to the Greek people, but for others its fate was predetermined by the socio-cultural conditions of the nation, and thus could never succeed. In either case, the development of public service radio in Greece parallels the development of Greece in the 20 th Century.
CULTURE AND CONSUMERISM: CITIZENSHIP, PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING AND THE BBC'S
Translate this page BORN, GEORGINA. PROSSER, TONY, COAUT. CULTURE AND CONSUMERISM CITIZENSHIP,public service broadcasting AND THE BBC'S FAIR TRADING OBLIGATIONS.
http://info4.juridicas.unam.mx/jusbiblio/avance/4/3/1426.htm
PBS Online
This Web site from the public broadcasting service (PBS) features companion Web sites for nearly Category Arts Television Networks PBSThis Web site, provided by the public broadcasting service (PBS), is home to morethan 350 television show companion sites in addition to Weboriginal sites.
http://www.pbs.org/
Current Online | News About Public Broadcasting
The web service of Current, the biweekly newspaper about public television and public radio in the United States
http://www.current.org/
Public Broadcasting Service
public broadcasting service More than just a showcase for a certain purple Teletubby, public broadcasting service (PBS) serves up educational content to public TV stations across the country. A private, nonprofit organization owned and operated by
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News & Views | PBS
public broadcasting service
http://www.pbs.org/neighborhoods/news/
EBU.CH
unites the European public service broadcasters to negotiate broadcasting rights for sports events, organize programme exchanges, act as catalyst for coproductions, and provide operational, commercial, technical, legal, and strategic services to enhance collaboration among members.
http://www.ebu.ch/
Online NewsHour: The Response
Full coverage and archives including RealAudio clips and full text of speeches. Sections on the Trade Center, Pentagon, investigation and U.S. response. public broadcasting service. USA.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/military/terroristattack/
CBC.ca- Canada's Online Information Source
public broadcasting service, providing radio and television programming nationwide in both official languages.
http://cbc.ca/
Oregon Public Broadcasting
Television and radio schedules, program information, and teacher resource service.
http://www.opb.org/

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WTJX Channel 12 - U.S. Virgin Islands
WTJXTV Channel 12 - An affiliate of the public broadcasting service
http://www.wtjx.org

Extractions: MANOR HOUSE, premiering on PBS. A fascinating look at the rigid social hierarchy of Edwardian Britain, this six-part series continues the tradition established by THE 1900 HOUSE and FRONTIER HOUSE, cultural-reality series that document the experiences of real-life, modern people living in another historic time period that is authentically re-created. (Website)
PBS - Retired Site
The Indie Scene on PBS is the public broadcasting service's guide to the best in independent film and video. It also provides exhaustive resources for independent filmmakers and fans alike.
http://www.pbs.org/independents/

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