Normal view
MARC view
The information needs of communities : the changing media landscape in a broadband age / Steven Waldman and the Working Group on Information Needs of Communities, Federal Communications Commission.
Publication details: Durham, NC : Carolina Academic Press, [2011].Description: 464 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 28 cmISBN:- 9781611631524 (pbk.) :
- 1611631521 (pbk.) :
- HE7775 .W35 2011
Contents:
THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE. Commercial Media. 1. Newspapers {u2013} 2. Radio {u2013} 3. Television {u2013} 4. Internet {u2013} 5. Mobile {u2013} Nonprofit Media. 6. Public broadcasting {u2013} 7. Public, educational, and government (PEG) access channels {u2013} 8. C-Span and state public affairs network {u2013} 9. Satellite {u2013} 10. Low power FM (LPFM) {u2013} 11. Religious broadcasting {u2013} 12. Nonprofit news websites {u2013} 13. Foundations {u2013} 14. Journalism schools {u2013} 15. The evolving nonprofit media {u2013} Non-Media Players. 16. Government transparency {u2013} 17. Emergency information {u2013} 18. Libraries {u2013} 19. Schools {u2013} Key Cross-Cutting Issues. 20. News consumption {u2013} 21. Types of news {u2013} 22. The media food chain and the functions of journalism {u2013} 23. Diversity {u2013} 24. People with disabilities {u2013} 25. How big is the local reporting gap and who will fill it? THE POLICY AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE. 26. Broadcasting radio and television {u2013} 27. Cable television {u2013} 28. Satellite television and radio {u2013} 29. The internet and mobile {u2013} 30. Ownership {u2013} 31. Non-profit media {u2013} 32. Advertising policy {u2013} 33. Print {u2013} 34. Copyright & intellectual property {u2013} RECOMMENDATIONS. 35. Recommendations {u2013} How this report was put together {u2013} Notes.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | HE 7775 .W35 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 5053274 |
THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE. Commercial Media. 1. Newspapers {u2013} 2. Radio {u2013} 3. Television {u2013} 4. Internet {u2013} 5. Mobile {u2013} Nonprofit Media. 6. Public broadcasting {u2013} 7. Public, educational, and government (PEG) access channels {u2013} 8. C-Span and state public affairs network {u2013} 9. Satellite {u2013} 10. Low power FM (LPFM) {u2013} 11. Religious broadcasting {u2013} 12. Nonprofit news websites {u2013} 13. Foundations {u2013} 14. Journalism schools {u2013} 15. The evolving nonprofit media {u2013} Non-Media Players. 16. Government transparency {u2013} 17. Emergency information {u2013} 18. Libraries {u2013} 19. Schools {u2013} Key Cross-Cutting Issues. 20. News consumption {u2013} 21. Types of news {u2013} 22. The media food chain and the functions of journalism {u2013} 23. Diversity {u2013} 24. People with disabilities {u2013} 25. How big is the local reporting gap and who will fill it? THE POLICY AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE. 26. Broadcasting radio and television {u2013} 27. Cable television {u2013} 28. Satellite television and radio {u2013} 29. The internet and mobile {u2013} 30. Ownership {u2013} 31. Non-profit media {u2013} 32. Advertising policy {u2013} 33. Print {u2013} 34. Copyright & intellectual property {u2013} RECOMMENDATIONS. 35. Recommendations {u2013} How this report was put together {u2013} Notes.
"July 2011."--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
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