European media [electronic resource] : structures, policies and identity / Stylianos Papathanassopoulos and Ralph Negrine.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction: The Media in the European Context
- Dimensions of Europeanization
- organization of the book
- pt. I Political Economy of Media in Europe
- 2. Structure of (Old) Media in Europe
- Media models
- challenges to public broadcasting systems
- consolidation of the media industry
- foundation of new regulatory bodies
- newspaper sector
- Summary
- 3. New Media in Europe
- new media and European industrial policy
- penetration of the internet in Europe
- development of digital television
- Internet protocol television (IPTV)
- Mobile TV
- High definition TV (HDTV)
- From VCR to DVD
- Radio: the analogue medium?
- Newspapers: between the internet and the freesheets
- Summary
- pt. II Europeanization of the European Media
- 4. Europeanizing the Media of Europe
- Audiovisual policy: from `Television without Frontiers' to `Audiovisual Media Services'
- Country of origin
- Linear and non-linear audiovisual services
- Advertising
- Product placement
- Support schemes
- EU policy on media ownership
- Public broadcasting and the EU
- Summary
- 5. Question of Content: Quality, Availability and Production
- New media, new content
- EU and the new media `content'
- Television content
- increase in the volume of programming
- new `defi americain'
- increase in the volume of European productions
- Media programme
- importance of programme rights
- Copyright
- Summary
- 6. Audiences and Consumption
- media-rich society
- Changing media, changing patterns of consumption
- impact of the internet
- TV versus internet
- Cable and satellite TV
- Different patterns of media consumption
- Preferences in TV programmes
- Media consumption at home
- Summary: the multimedia environment and multitasking
- pt. III Europe as a Cultural and Political Project
- 7. Public Communication in Europe: Constructing Europe and the European Public Sphere
- EU media studies
- European public sphere- what is it, is there one and do we need it?
- European public sphere
- EU journalism and the European public sphere
- What drives EU news coverage? What are the news values adopted? How do journalists work?
- Too much or too little coverage of the EU?
- EU communicating the EU: Plan D for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate
- Media and politics in a European context
- Change at the level of media and media practice
- Changes at the level of the political party
- Media and politics in the era of the internet
- Summary
- 8. Media and European Identity
- Europe and Europeanness: Where is Europe? What is the European Union?
- Becoming European
- European identity
- Being part of Europe
- How Europe sees itself and others: the coverage of Turkey's accession bid in 2004
- Turkey, the EU and accession talks in 2004: newspaper coverage in some member states
- place of history, culture and memory in the French and British press coverage
- Summary
- 9. Conclusions.
- 1. Introduction: The Media in the European Context
- -- Part I: The Political Economy of Media in Europe. 2. The Structure of (Old) Media in Europe
- - 3. The New Media in Europe
- -- Part II: The Europeanization of the European Media. 4. Europeanizing the Media of Europe
- - 5. The Question of Content: Quality, Availability and Production
- - 6. Audiences and Consumption
- -- Part III: Europe as a Cultural and Political Project. 7. Public Communication in Europe: Constructing Europe and the European public Sphere
- - 8. Media and European Identity
- - 9. Conclusions.
