Retrieving public service broadcasting: Treading a fine line at TVNZ

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The changes to Television New Zealand (TVNZ) are examined as it provides arguably the most dramatic demonstration of the changes in broadcasting regulation in the last 20 years. The ability of the state broadcaster to walk a fine line over the next two years will be crucially important for the future of public service television in New Zealand.

Advertising, Advertising and Related Services, Public Sector Advertising, Public service advertising

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Strategies in times of regulatory change: a Norwegian case study on the battle for a commercial radio license

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A Norwegian case study forms the basis of an exploration into the strategies adopted by broadcasting institutions to counteract the problems that arise when their license agreement comes up for renewal.

Radio Broadcasting, Norway, Alliances, partnerships, Licensing/Sales Agreements, Radio broadcasting stations, Education, Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement, Case study

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Documenting the Immigrant Nation: tensions and contradictions in the representation of immigrant communities in a New Zealand television documentary series

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The author examines filmmakers attempts to represent New Zealand's national identity. Topics include minorities, television programs, and funding.

Management, Television broadcasting industry, Television programs, Portrayals, Criticism and interpretation, Minorities, Emigration and immigration, Documentary films, Documentary movies, Television New Zealand

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