Public Voices, Private Interests: Australia’s Media Policy

Jennifer Craik

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Series editor's forewordAcknowledgmentsAcronymsContributorsIntroduction: public voices, private interestsPART I THE CONTEXT OF AUSTRALIA'S MEDIA1 Broadcasting under Labor: 1983 to 1994Anne Davies2 Commercial TV: bucks, blokes, bureaucrats and the birdJock Given3 Privatising the public interest: the public and the Broadcasting Services Act 1992Jo HawkePART II KEY MEDIA POLICY ISSUES4 'Deals, debts and duopolies': the print mediaDenis Cryle5 Images of Nation: economic and cultural aspects of Australian content regulations for commercial televisionTerry Flew6 Striving for difference: commercial radio policyToby Miller7 Pay TV policies: are audiences the 'users' who will pay?Tim DwyerPART III THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING SECTOR8 The ABC goes to market: transformations of the Australian Broadcasting CorporationJennifer Craik and Glyn Davis9 Which world? Whose/who's home?: Special Broadcasting in

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