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Nimeke- ja vastuullisuusmerkintö The digital public sphere : challenges for media policy
Julkaistu Nordicom, Göteborg : 2010.
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Huomautus sisällöstä, tiivistelmä tms. Jostein Gripsrud, Hallvard Moe: Introduction. The Digital Public Sphere. Challenges for Media Policy Part I. A Perspective Slavko Splichal: Eclipse of the Public. From the Public to (transnational) Public Sphere. Conceptual Shifts in the Twentieth Century Part II. Changes Hannu Nieminen: Global Copyright Regulation and the Prospects of European Public Sphere. The Case of TV-kaista Karl Knapskog: Providing Cultural Resources. On Turning Audiovisual Archives into a Public Domain Ole J. Mjøs: News Corporations MySpace.com and the Digital Challenges to Audiovisual Regulations Tanja Storsul: Television in Cyberspace. The Net Neutrality Tussle in Norway Part III. Fundamentals Hallvard Moe: Notions of the Public in Public Service Broadcasting Policy for the Digital Era Karen Donders, Caroline Pauwels: What if Competition Policy Assists the Transfer from Public Service Broadcasting to Public Service Media? An analysis of EU State aid Control and its Relevance for Public Broadcasting Helge Rønning: Tools for Democracy or for Surveillance? Reflections on the Rule of Law on the Internet Sandra Braman: Legal Globalization and the Public Sphere.
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The public sphere is where citizens communicate about the rule of their society. Mass media have always constituted the necessary infrastructure for the modern public sphere: from the early print media to electronic media like radio, television and now the Internet, they have distributed essential information, diverse forms of knowledge and argumentation about facts, problems and possible solutions. The three dimensions globalization, convergence and marketization lays out the organization of the book.