Competition problems in the transition to digital television in the UK market place

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The transition to digital television in the United Kingdom offers the possibility for expanded services as well as problems creating problems for equitable competition. Viewer choice could be expanded to as many as 40 broadcast channels, and services such as shopping and banking from home are possible. Competition policy can regulate acquisitions, while such issues as third party access to broadcasting bottlenecks should be controlled by industry regulations.

United Kingdom, Science and technology policy, Digital television

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Structured action in Australian broadcasting policy: pay TV

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The author examines the development and regulation of pay television in Australia. Topics include broadcast policy, special interest groups, and use of methodology.

Australia, History, Cable television, Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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French cinema in the era of media capitalism

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The author examines France's attempt to promote its film industry internationally. Topics include capitalism, web site use, and French culture.

France, Social aspects, International aspects, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Motion pictures, Movies, Capitalism

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