PPT-Contemporary Media REGULATION

Critical Perspectives In Media Section B UNIT G325 Who are OFCOM Putting it in to Context The Office of Communications Established by the Office of Communications Act in 2002 received full authority in 2003 . 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 Critical Perspectives In Media - Section B. UNIT:. . G325. What is the BBFC?. Putting it in to Context. THE BRITISH BOARD OF FILM CLASSIFICATION. Self Regulated Body – Non-Governmental Organisation. 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, . Diasporic. Resonance. The Spectacle of Human Difference: The Exotic “Other”. And Colonial Misadventure. Renee Cox,. Saartjie. . Baartman. (Hottentot Venus). Photography, 1995. A French print “La Belle Hottentot” after the display and objectification of . 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.. (Licensing). ‘. Yomi. . Bolarinwa. ,. Msbe. , . mieee. , . fnse. Broadcast Engineer. 1. BROADCAST POLICY. Policy in Broadcasting is critical to the shape and size of the system. Broadcast policy are a set of guidelines backed by legislation for the operation of broadcasting, and which provides a framework within which owners and operators (management) must function. Policy must address issues ranging from ownership through funding to operations, including safeguards citizenry who are consumers of broadcast products. A good policy must draw a clear line between social responsibility and commercialism. 1980 CE . - Present. Enduring Understandings. Characterized by a transcendence of conceptions of art and is supported by technological developments & global awareness. Materials, tools, function, style, and presentation are challenged. “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. A Public Liberal Art University in North Carolina. Lei Han, Katherine Min, Alex Huang, and . Agya Boakye-Boaten. Ten Subjects in 15 weeks. History. Politics. Foreign Affairs. Economics. Environment. Culture. 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. Planning for Time-Based Media Artwork Preservation. . . . #NDSRArt. NDSR Art Resident: Elise Tanner. Project Mentors: . Marge Huang – Digital Archivist, Library & Archives Department. Rose Chiango – . 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. Charlotte Chamberlain . To regulate or not to regulate? . Government regulation (direct or devolved). Independent regulation/self-censorship. No regulation . No exclusion clauses . What behavior should be regulated? .