Doing it my way - broadcasting regulation in capitalist cultures: the case of 'fairness' and 'impartiality.'

Article Abstract:

A longer-term perspective on the studies of media is required, including state intervention in broadcasting regulation. Two examples of very different approaches to this regulation are the suspension of the Fairness Doctrine in the US and the instatement of the practice of impartiality in Great Britain.

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The best of both worlds? Freedom of communication and "positive" broadcasting regulation

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the regulation of broadcasting in the US, the UK, and Australia are examined, focusing on the implications regulations hold for freedom of speech and the nature of capitalism.

United Kingdom, Freedom of speech

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For all kids' sakes: comparing children's television policy-making in Australia, Canada and the United States

Article Abstract:

The controls placed on television programs for children in the United States, Australia and Canada are compared. The influence of increasing globalism on theses policies is also examined.

Canada, Social policy, Television programs for children, Television and children, Broadcasting policy

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