Media in the digital age: Regulatory aspects
The huge impact of digital technology has led to reconsidering the concept of the media. In theory, there is a common agreement about the new concept of the media, offered by Karol Jakubowicz (2009), which includes new content forms, new creators of content, and new media activities. Starting from t...
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| author | Mihajlov-Prokopović Anka Vujović Marija |
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| description | The huge impact of digital technology has led to reconsidering the concept of the media. In theory, there is a common agreement about the new concept of the media, offered by Karol Jakubowicz (2009), which includes new content forms, new creators of content, and new media activities. Starting from this conception of the media, the European regulatory framework redefines many earlier solutions in its documents. A significant change is the "broadening" of the media concept that now includes Internet publications. On the other hand, editorial responsibility is a necessary condition for the website to be considered as a medium, and this requirement is defined in European media policy documents. The phenomena created as a result of the new digital environment pose significant challenges for media regulation. The Internet has enabled the direct participation of citizens who set up online content using new distribution channels; among other things, it leads to weakening the boundaries between the public and the private sphere. New intermediaries are entering the media sphere, such as Internet browsers and Internet content aggregators, which perform some media functions and functions similar to the media. The paper analyzes the solutions offered by European media regulations and Serbian legislation in this field. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-9a91d18c26cb47a391d40037ce416d332022-12-21T18:18:52ZengFaculty of Law, NišZbornik Radova Pravnog Fakulteta u Nišu0350-85012560-31162019-01-0158853153300350-85011985315MMedia in the digital age: Regulatory aspectsMihajlov-Prokopović Anka0Vujović Marija1University of Niš, Faculty of Philosophy, Communicology and Journalism Department, NišUniversity of Niš, Faculty of Philosophy, Communicology and Journalism Department, NišThe huge impact of digital technology has led to reconsidering the concept of the media. In theory, there is a common agreement about the new concept of the media, offered by Karol Jakubowicz (2009), which includes new content forms, new creators of content, and new media activities. Starting from this conception of the media, the European regulatory framework redefines many earlier solutions in its documents. A significant change is the "broadening" of the media concept that now includes Internet publications. On the other hand, editorial responsibility is a necessary condition for the website to be considered as a medium, and this requirement is defined in European media policy documents. The phenomena created as a result of the new digital environment pose significant challenges for media regulation. The Internet has enabled the direct participation of citizens who set up online content using new distribution channels; among other things, it leads to weakening the boundaries between the public and the private sphere. New intermediaries are entering the media sphere, such as Internet browsers and Internet content aggregators, which perform some media functions and functions similar to the media. The paper analyzes the solutions offered by European media regulations and Serbian legislation in this field.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0350-8501/2019/0350-85011985315M.pdfmedia regulationdigital mediainternet |
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| title | Media in the digital age: Regulatory aspects |
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| title_short | Media in the digital age: Regulatory aspects |
| title_sort | media in the digital age regulatory aspects |
| topic | media regulation digital media internet |
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