Retreat from the global by Frederick Asher

“…On May 22, 2017, Donald Trump released his budget proposal for the coming fiscal year, one that would entirely eliminate funding for the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Public Broadcasting Service.Right-wing media such as the National Reviewgave the proposal full support, arguing that“The Left should stop whining about the NEA and NEH and, instead, do something productive: They should fight forPresident Trump’s tax-cut plan”. …”
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REFLECTAREA ÎN MASS-MEDIA A CAMPANIEI ELECTORALE PENTRU ALEGERILE PARLAMENTARE ANTICIPATE DIN 28 NOIEMBRIE 2010 ÎN REPUBLICA MOLDOVA by USM ADMIN

“…Given the severe impact it has on the creation of public broadcasting and the credibility of its large population, it highlights the angles of approach and presentation of the main topics. …”
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‘Untext me here’—What Exactly Constitutes the Text of a Radio Play? by Claire Davison-Pégon

“…The discussion leads us to consider various modernist attempts to escape the confines of the page, and to evoke a series of technical experiments made possible by the advent of technical modernity and public broadcasting. The study draws on Louis MacNeice’s 1946 play The Dark Tower, with its score composed by Benjamin Britten, to look at the way radio plays prompt a novel conceptualisation of what we mean by ‘text’, in the montage and reception of voice, sound and music.…”
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The role of the public service broadcasting in the european countries by Budacia Elisabeta Andreea

“…Broadcasting in particular has seen remarkable change from the days of single-channel public broadcasting systems. The audiovisual “explosion” is a cultural, social and economic phenomenon of global dimension. …”
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Aesthetics, Commons and the Production of the Subject: An Interview with Cornelia Sollfrank and Felix Stalder by WPCC Editorial Board

“…New economic approaches are needed in the arts supported by political actors which might include the ‘re-envisioning [of] public institutions, such as public broadcasting, as part of a commons’.…”
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Võro demonstratives: changing or disappearing? by Renate Pajusalu

“…The data for the study come from the newspaper Uma Leht (2012–2014) and mini-series produced by Estonian Public Broadcasting in 2011. The data show that the former addressee-centered system of South Estonian demonstratives has disappeared. …”
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Public radio in Brazil: reflections on their original conditions, contemporary setting and challenges by Elton Bruno Barbosa Pinheiro

“…In theory, is based on the legal provisions of the Brazilian Constitution, guiding documents of Unesco, studies of Brazilian and European researchers on the subject, as well as the notion of European public broadcasting service. In summary, this paper points out that the understanding of the genesis of public radio in the country valuably contributes to the understanding of the challenges that present themselves to such stations; and the contemporary technological scenario appears to be conducive to the reconfiguration of this service in the convergence environment.…”
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La divulgazione della musica d’arte in RAI-TV negli anni Sessanta by Anna Scalfaro

“…This article provides an overview on the ways in which musical knowledge has been popularized by the Rai-TV public broadcasting network in the 1960s, namely the period of time from the last last years of the economic boom to the aftermath of 1968. …”
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Nation Binding: How Public Service Broadcasting Mitigates Political Selective Exposure. by Linda Bos, Linda Bos, Sanne Kruikemeier, Claes de Vreese

“…In particular, we find that public broadcasting news cross-cuts all cleavages. This research note offers an important antidote in what is considered a universal phenomenon. …”
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A mediapark in Brussels? The media industry and its regional dynamics by Marlen Komorowski, Victor Wiard, Sabri Derinöz, Ike Picone, David Domingo, Geoffroy Patriarche

“…This synopsis analyses from a media cluster perspective the characteristics of the media industry in Brussels and assesses the implications for the major policy intervention of the Brussels Capital Region in this industry: the mediapark.brussels, a 10-year urban and property development project at Reyers around the existing site of the public broadcasting companies VRT and RTBF. Our research results shed light on several clustering configurations in the Brussels media industry, highlight the diversity of the media workforce, and offer an overview of different models and activities of worker communities. …”
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Vidzeme Region Inhabitants’ Media Usage Specifics by Krūmiņa Ilze, Milēviča Inga

“…There is a growing trend of society believing more and more in public broadcasting and media because they can objectively explain and reflect on what is happening in the world and Latvia. …”
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Een mediapark in Brussel? De mediasector en zijn regionale dynamiek by Marlen Komorowski, Victor Wiard, Sabri Derinöz, Ike Picone, David Domingo, Geoffroy Patriarche

“…This synopsis analyses from a media cluster perspective the characteristics of the media industry in Brussels and assesses the implications for the major policy intervention of the Brussels Capital Region in this industry: the mediapark.brussels, a 10-year urban and property development project at Reyers around the existing site of the public broadcasting companies VRT and RTBF. Our research results shed light on several clustering configurations in the Brussels media industry, highlight the diversity of the media workforce, and offer an overview of different models and activities of worker communities. …”
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Cognitive Information Processing by Troxel, Donald E., Heytens, Michael L., Jayavant, Rajeev, Kommrusch, Steve, Monta, Peter, Kaliszewski, Joseph V., Lynn, Charles W., Picard, Leonard, Ono, Joanne, Tsakiris, Todd, Vinciguerra, Ralph, Cherkassky, Alexander

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Enabling Institutional Messaging: TV Journalists’ Work with Interviewee Responses by Carol Lo, Di Yu

“…In public broadcasting, the primary goal of interviewing an expert is to inform and educate the audience for the benefit of societal interests (Clayman, 2013). …”
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Contextualising diversity in TV drama: Policies, practices and discourses by Alexander Dhoest

“…The findings show that diversity is addressed by public broadcasting policies, but that minority groups are unhappy about their portrayal. …”
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The public service broadcasting and the construction of a public sphere by Márcia Detoni

“…In an age marked by multiple distribution platforms of content, oligopoly of media sectors and transnational nature of cultural industries it is not any longer enough for the Public Broadcast to inform, educate and entertain with independence and technical, ethics and aesthetics quality, as proposed by the British BBC in 1927. …”
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Defending Nordic Children Against Disney by Enli Gunn Sara

“…This article analyses the key strategies for serving children that were developed in Nordic public broadcasting during the first decade of 2000s, with reference to US and European parallels. …”
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Financing the public service broadcasting under European Union law by Pauline Trouillard

“…It nonetheless does so by adopting a global control which considers all public broadcaster programmes as part of the public service remit. …”
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Un mediapark à Bruxelles ? L’industrie des médias et sa dynamique régionale by Marlen Komorowski, Victor Wiard, Sabri Derinöz, Ike Picone, David Domingo, Geoffroy Patriarche

“…This synopsis analyses from a media cluster perspective the characteristics of the media industry in Brussels and assesses the implications for the major policy intervention of the Brussels Capital Region in this industry: the mediapark.brussels, a 10-year urban and property development project at Reyers around the existing site of the public broadcasting companies VRT and RTBF. Our research results shed light on several clustering configurations in the Brussels media industry, highlight the diversity of the media workforce, and offer an overview of different models and activities of worker communities. …”
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Bad guy or good guy? The framing of an imam by Regula Hänggli Fricker, Noemi Trucco

“…We conducted a qualitative content analysis of 175 articles from Swiss newspapers and public broadcasting websites in German and French to examine how Bekim Alimi, an imam in Wil, Switzerland, was portrayed in the news media from 2015–2019. …”