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Market valorization in broadcasting policy in Ghana: Abandoning the quest for media democratization

Article Abstract:

The development of broadcasting policy in Ghana is put into historical perspective and how commodification is resisted until the implementation of Structural Adjustment Programs in the last two decades since 2005 is revealed. It is suggested that the state's abandonment of responsibility in relation to the business of broadcasting would come at a heavy price of a non-democratized electronic media.

Ghana

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Theses on media deregulation

Article Abstract:

US mass media has been increasingly less subject to federal regulation since the passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and Britain appears to be moving in a similar direction. A better alternative is to reestablish the diversity of independent non-profit and media markets outside monopolistic control, such as the BBC in England.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Telecommunications industry, British Broadcasting Corp., Communications industry, Broadcasting, Company business management, Mass media

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Enforcing performance: New approaches to govern public service broadcasting

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The role of public service broadcasting (PSB) in the society and its evolution over the years is analyzed. PSB should be accountable and answerable to the community and it should be efficient, consistent and should be performance oriented.

Denmark, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sweden, Noncommercial Broadcasting, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Public broadcasting

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