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Public Service Broadcasting

Jochen Spangenberg

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Chapter 1 has shown that British broadcasting has been in constant transition. The same applies to the concept of public service broadcasting. Depending on the environment in which broadcasting operated over the years, this also had an influence on how those responsible for legislation and in charge of the broadcasting institutions approached broadcasting. What consequences this has had for the concept of public service broadcasting will be investigated in the following chapters.

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Chapter 1 has shown that British broadcasting has been in constant transition. The same applies to the concept of public service broadcasting. Depending on the environment in which broadcasting operated over the years, this also had an influence on how those responsible for legislation and in charge of the broadcasting institutions approached broadcasting. What consequences this has had for the concept of public service broadcasting will be investigated in the following chapters.

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Chapter 1 has shown that British broadcasting has been in constant transition. The same applies to the concept of public service broadcasting. Depending on the environment in which broadcasting operated over the years, this also had an influence on how those responsible for legislation and in charge of the broadcasting institutions approached broadcasting. What consequences this has had for the concept of public service broadcasting will be investigated in the following chapters.

Key concepts: Broadcasting (networking), Public broadcasting, Legislation, Service (business), Public service, Telecommunications, Political science, Business

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