Quality assessment of television
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Quality assessment of television
University of Luton Press, c1996
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references
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Description
This volume brings together research from five countries since 1990, on how to assess the quality of broadcasting. As broadcasting conditions have been changing rapidly in recent years, broadcasters and researchers are facing similar issues in many countries. The research focuses on quality assessment as this is the key issue when discussing the social function of broadcasting. The book offers a new approach in assessing the "quality of broadcasting", and should play a useful role in discussions of the activities of broadcasters and broadcasting for the 21st century.
Table of Contents
- Research tradition of broadcast quality assessment
- quality in programming - views from the North
- legal, institutional and research perspectives on broadcast programme quality in Canada
- identifying the undefinable - an essay on approaches to assessing quality in television in the UK
- the assessment of quality in broadcasting - research in Japan
- television quality from the perspectives of the professionals and audience
- quality in television from the perspective of the professional programme maker
- quality in television - the view of the professionals
- audience dimensions of quality in situation comedies and action programmes
- public service idea and diversity in assessing television quality
- why measure diversity?
- measuring diversity in US television programming
- Swedish public service television - quality for sale?
- diversity in television programming - comparative analysis of five countries
- towards a new ethical environment for public service broadcasting.
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