PPT-Media Regulation: Key dates & issues

Lecture notes for Media amp Society Zack Furness Wireless Ship Act of 1910 States that large ships need to have a radio on board Titanic error Radio Act of 1912 Says that large ships need to have a radioand it needs to be turned . 3 Terry Flew 201 The Convergent Media Policy Moment The Convergent Media Policy Moment Terry Flew Creative Industries Faculty School of Media Entertainment Creative Arts Media and Communication Queensland University of Technology Abstract This paper ISSUES AND TRENDS IN . INTEGRATIVE MEDIA. 1. OUTLINE. 12.1 COPYRIGHT ISSUES. 12.2 CONFIDENTIALITY ISSUES. 12.3 CENSORSHIP ISSUES. 12.4 SECURITY ISSUES. 12.5 TRENDS IN INTEGRATIVE MEDIA INDUSTRY. 2. Lecture notes for Media & Society. Zack Furness. Wireless Ship Act of 1910. States that large ships need to have a radio on board. Titanic error…. Radio Act . of 1912. Says that large ships need to have a radio…and it needs to be turned . Regulation . and Ethical/ Legal Constraints. Key words:. Ethics. Data protection . act. Copyright . Regulation. Regulatory . body. Commissioning. Libel. Ofcom. Press Complaints Commission. Watershed . Rick Instrell. 13 June 2015. Version 2.1. www.deep-learning.co.uk. info@deep-learning.co.uk. Association for Media Education in Scotland. Role of Media in H Media. Meeting . needs. : entertain, educate, . Public . opinion– . The public sphere is a place where society discusses the issues that affect everyone. . Public . Agenda – The public agenda is a list of issues that much of society agrees are a priority. . L. iteracy . Peter Lunt. University of Leicester. Peter Lunt and Sonia . Livingstone (in press, 2012) . Media Regulation: Governance . and the . interests . of citizens and . consumers. . London: Sage.. Unit 5. Field Trip. If your name is on this list I need you to call your parent right now!. . I need their permission . to send your name to AT&T to put on their expense report . bc. they are paying for your lunch.. “I hate television. I hate it as much as I hate peanuts.. …. But I can’t stop eating peanuts.”. –Orson Welles (. New York Post. , 1956). Start the Presses!. Colonial Media. Semi-literate society, Biblical literacy. in the SRHR and HIV . Project. MOSES MAGADZA. mmagadza@sadcpf.org. The . media is by far the loudest discourse in the world. Used manage . and maintain reputation of an individual, . organisations, programmes . . Swedish News Media and Social . Media. IICRC 2017, Orlando, 13-15 . March. , 2017. Pavel Rodin . Marina Ghersetti. Tomas Od. é. n. Department . of Journalism, . Media . and . Communication. University of . and Ethics for a New Generation. How many devices do you have that connect to the internet?. How many social media accounts do you have. (what are they. )? . t. able . discussion. How many years have you been working in education? . What are the arguments for and against specific forms of contemporary media regulation . The arguments for and against media regulation large fall into two parts,. 1. Self regulating vs. state regulation. FCC. Washington, DC. March 2016. 1. Outline. Beyond Linear TV: Technology . Beyond the TV Industry: Cloud . TV. Beyond TV Regulation: the Re-emergence of Telecom-style Regulation. . http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media/31/71331-004-CDC77097.jpg.