The enlargement of meaning: social demand in a transnational context

Article Abstract:

The idea of social demand, as developed by Marc Raboy and his colleagues, with reference to the media consumption of Turkish-speaking migrants living in London, is explored. It is argued that it is necessary to move beyond the categories that are used to address national cultures and media.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Television, Enhanced TV, Turkish Americans

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Viewers on television: between policy and uses

Article Abstract:

Reasons for how expectations for public television are set against increasingly blurred divisions between public and private television are provided. This is done by examining the respondent's media practices and expectations.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Management, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Television viewers, Public television

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The dilemma of social demand: shaping media policy in new civic contexts

Article Abstract:

The new media environment and the influence of the media on their territories are described. Description about the corporate strategies is given which are redefining the shape and substance of media institutions.

Analysis, Strategic planning (Business)

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