Cultural and social policy objectives for broadcasting in converging media systems

Ben Goldsmith; Julian Thomas; Tom O'Regan; Stuart Cunningham

Report

Cultural and social policy objectives for broadcasting in converging media systems

28 May 2002

Ben Goldsmith,

Julian Thomas,

Tom O'Regan,

Stuart Cunningham

Publisher

CMP Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy

Mass media Television Media regulation Australia

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Prepared for the Australian Broadcasting Authority by Ben Goldsmith, Julian Thomas, Tom O'Regan and Stuart Cunningham, The Future for Local Content: Options for Emerging Technologies considers the cultural and social objectives of media policy in the context of technological change - including the transition to digital transmission, multichanneling and datacasting.

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28 May 2002

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