Freedom and responsibility in broadcasting: inherent tensions and changing contexts

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The debate over freedom and responsibility in the broadcasting industry is being altered by new definitions of those concepts. Broadcasting freedom has been changed by the emergence of new, multicultural societies and politically-driven economic restructuring. Responsibility now focuses on accountability rather than morals or ethics. A common forum for public discussion is crucial to maintain both concepts.

Analysis, Freedom of the press

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'Lifting the veil': the arts, broadcasting and Irish society

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Issues discussed concern the socio-cultural history and the cultural policy of Ireland from 1922 to the 1960s, focusing on the role of broadcasting in the country's artistic and cultural life. Topics addressed include the Irish middle classes' relationship to the arts, and institutional support for the arts.

Cultural policy, Music and society

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The impact of television news on the Northern Ireland peace negotiations

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Television news has played a central role in political exchanges during the peace process. Views and insights of key journalists dealing with all parties and leading figures is presented to show how television news has its impact on politics and momentum of the Northern Ireland peace process.

Evaluation, Television broadcasting of news, Television news

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