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Radio 2000: The opportunities for public and private radio services in Europe

E. G. Wedell, Philip Crookes

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From monopoly to competition: effects of monopolization monopoly system break-down. The economics of competition: competition for advertizing and for investment funding of public service broadcasters. Politics and the market: European radio politics - political bodies involved. Technology for the future: the radio data system the digital audio broadcasting satellite radio. The changing sound of European radio: speech-based and music-based programming. Broadcasting across frontiers: the battle for the audiences. The outlook for the nineties.

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Key concepts: Monopolization, Monopoly, Competition (biology), Radio broadcasting, Broadcasting (networking), Public broadcasting, Commercial broadcasting, Battle