Democratization and the Media: An East-West Dialogue, Volume 10Slavko Splichal, John Hochheimer, Karol Jakubowicz |
Contents
Introduction | 7 |
How Relative Can the Autonomy Be? 20 | 20 |
333 | 33 |
Copyright | |
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activities Adam Michnik advertising alternative analysis attitude audience autonomy bourgeois Burgelman Canada Canadian broadcasting capitalist Ceausescu changes citizens civil society CNCL commercial broadcasting communication systems communication theories Communist concept Conseil Constitutionnel considered context countries critical critical theory cultural Delcros and Vodan democracy democratic Democratic Communication discourse dominance economic elites empirical expression freedom function Ghana glasnost global goals groups Gurevitch Haute Autorité Hungarian Hungary ideological independent industrial influence institutions interaction interests journalism journalists London mass communication mass media McQuail media and society media policies media system Michnik monism newspaper organizations ownership party percent perestroika pluralism pluralist Poland Polish political press law press theory problems production professional programming public service broadcasting radio and television regulatory relationship role social socialist Solidarnosc Soviet Union specific sphere strategy structure technologies theoretical tion Videotex