Community broadcasting and the enclosure of the public share

Article Abstract:

Study is presented to show that a process of exclusion operates at other community radio stations and that this is a necessary strategy if they are to meet purpose for which they are established. It is showed that processes of exclusion are riven with conflict and that the ways in which these are managed and controlled is indicative of a community radio station's contribution to democracy.

Australia, Public radio

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The poetics of indigenous radio in Colombia

Article Abstract:

The complex relationships and interactions behind Colombian indigenous radio station are presented. The radio, which is known as the poetics of radio, is a strong and highly developed response toward the presence of media technologies among the communities.

Public affairs, Colombia, Social aspects, Evaluation, Indigenous peoples

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Internet and self-regulation in China: the cultural logic of controlled commodification

Article Abstract:

The process through which the subtly controlled relationships between China's media corporations and the state influence the implementation of self-regulation in the country's Internet sector is explored.

China, Electronic computers, Usage, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Self-control, Self control

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