Although public service broadcasting (PSB) in international comparison easily turns up as
the European model of broadcasting, the notion is historically more specific. The concept of …

After two decades of 'dual broadcasting'in Europe, the demise of public service broadcasting
(PSB) is not yet as serious as forecast. In recent years, public broadcasters in some …

This paper considers the debate in the UK and Germany about the continued justification for
publicly funded public service broadcasting in an apparently converging media and …

Europe is marked by a great diversity in public service broadcasting culture which is a result
of the different political, economic, cultural and social realities in different European …

Greek broadcasting underwent spectacular change in the late 1980s. From a broadcasting
environment with two state TV channels and four state radio stations in the mid-1990s, it now …

There is a general crisis of public service broadcasting. In France, the main public
broadcaster (TFl) was privatised in the mid-1980s, and the remaining publicly owned …

This report presents a review of key research on public broadcasting and a synthesis of the
actuality of public service broadcasting today in the face of increasing globalization, with …

In the mid-to late twentieth century, a range of institutionalized settlements for broadcasting
were established around the world. These set out rules for relationships between …

When the Council of Europe convened the 4th European Ministerial Conference on Mass
Media in Prague in 1994, the issue of public service broadcasting was high on the agenda …

It is well known that broadcasting in Britain is based on the principle of public service,
though what exactly that means, on close inspection, can prove elusive. The last …