- Difference between a consumer based media regulation system and a citizen based regulation system?
- Need rules and regulations
- When media focuses on what consumers want – based on what you want
- Who makes it available – government – what is good for society, individuals, groups – laws, religion etc
- A system for those who have and don’t have money
- What you want to do what they want you to do
- Laws and regulations – sustainability, fairness etc
- The rich, the young determine market and products – specific consumers choice (Sport no news)
- What impact did the 20003 communications act have on media regulation?
- Introduced OFCOM
- Ensuring one is not dominating
- Independent television production companies were freed up to produce content that was more commercially available
- the production of programmings that lacks civic minded republicanism that have been fostered within the previous regulatory framework
- To get more individuals involved rather than a few dominating companies
- ‘Trouble is little accountability regarding actions to further citizens actions are forthcoming’
- Not strong enough enforcement
- What is the drawback of a self-regulated system?
- Those in the wrong are in charge – complain to adverting standers, the advertisers are in charge of it – cannot regulate yourself
- Voyeuristic tendency – consumer demand
- Millie Dowler lead to Leverson Inquiry – regulation is not enforced enough/not acceptable – neo -libral – allows freedom of choice
- PBS – Civic model not consumer – need BBC/unbiased truthful ect
- How do you regulate media content and organisations on a global scale?
- Tech Giants regulation
- Leaders to universally agree – responsibility
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