British Broadcasting : Radio and Television in the United Kingdom. için kapak resmi
British Broadcasting : Radio and Television in the United Kingdom.
Başlık:
British Broadcasting : Radio and Television in the United Kingdom.
Yazar:
Paulu, Burton.
ISBN:
9780816663958
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Fiziksel Tanımlama:
1 online resource (470 pages)
İçerik:
CONTENTS -- 1 BROADCASTING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM -- 2 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION -- The Early Years of British Broadcasting -- The Broadcasting Committees -- The Development of the Monopoly -- The Monopoly Debate -- The Financial Basis of the British Broadcasting Corporation -- Relay Exchanges and Foreign Commercial Broadcasts -- The BBC as a Public Corporation -- THE CHARTER AND THE LICENCE -- THE BBC AND THE GOVERNMENT -- 3 THE STRUCTURE OF THE INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY -- The Political Background -- The Conservative Party's Proposals -- The Television Act of 1954 -- THE INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY -- PROGRAM CONTRACTORS -- The Independent Television Authority Is Organized -- PLANS FOR STATIONS -- THE SELECTION OF PROGRAM CONTRACTORS -- ADVERTISING STANDARDS -- RATES AND INCOME -- THE ITA AND THE BBC IN COMPETITION -- 4 THE FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OF THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION -- Funds for Domestic Broadcasting -- Government Charges Against License Revenues -- Expenditures for Domestic Broadcasting -- Financing the External Services -- BBC Finances and Government Control -- 5 THE STAFF OF THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION -- The Board of Governors -- The Director General -- Advisory Councils and Committees -- The BBC Hierarchy and Staff -- BBC STAFF PROCEDURES -- THE STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM -- BBC Staff Problems -- THE LAMBERT-LEVITA CASE -- BBC-UNION RELATIONS -- An Appraisal of BBC Staff Performance -- 6 THE TECHNICAL FACILITIES OF BRITISH BROADCASTING -- The International Allocation of Radio Frequencies and Television Channels -- BBC Radio Frequency Assignments -- British Television Channels -- The BBC's Physical Plant -- Studios and Equipment -- 7 BBC RADIO PROGRAMS: NEWS, TALKS, EDUCATION, AND RELIGION -- The Three Radio Services -- THE HOME SERVICE -- THE LIGHT PROGRAMME.

THE THIRD PROGRAMME -- THE BBC PROGRAM SUPPLY SYSTEM -- News -- AN APPRAISAL -- Talks -- GENERAL ELECTION BROADCASTS -- PARTY POLITICAL BROADCASTS -- OPINION AND DISCUSSION PROGRAMS -- AN APPRAISAL OF BBC POLITICAL AND CONTROVERSIAL BROADCASTS -- OTHER TALKS PROGRAMS -- BBC Broadcasts for Schools -- THE SCHOOL BROADCASTING COUNCIL -- THE SCHOOL BROADCASTING DEPARTMENT -- THE PROGRAMS -- THE RESULTS -- Adult Education -- Religious Broadcasting -- RELIGIOUS BROADCASTING POLICY -- RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS -- REACTION AND APPRAISAL -- 8 BBC RADIO PROGRAMS: ENTERTAINMENT AND MUSIC -- Drama -- Features -- Children's Programs -- Outside Broadcasts -- Variety and Light Entertainment -- Music -- An Appraisal of BBC Radio Broadcasting -- 9 THE DEVELOPMENT OF TELEVISION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM -- The Selsdon Report -- British Television from 1936 to 1939 -- EARLY PROGRAMS -- After the War -- A NATIONAL SERVICE -- ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL PROBLEMS -- 10 BBC TELEVISION PROGRAMS: OUTSIDE BROADCASTS, DRAMA, FILMS, AND ENTERTAINMENT -- The Pattern of BBC Television -- Outside Broadcasts -- Drama -- Films -- Light Entertainment -- 11 BBC TELEVISION PROGRAMS: INFORMATION AND EDUCATION -- News -- Television Talks -- Documentary Programs -- Children's Television -- Television Music -- International Exchange Programs -- An Appraisal of BBC Television Programing -- 12 THE PROGRAM OPERATIONS OF THE INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY -- Technical Facilities -- Programs -- 13 THE AUDIENCE FOR BRITISH BROADCASTING -- The BBC Department of Audience Research -- AUDIENCE RESEARCH METHODS -- LISTENER AND VIEWER PANELS -- APPLICATION OF THE FINDINGS -- Commercial Research Organizations -- The Findings -- RADIO AND TELEVISION RECEIVER DISTRIBUTION -- THE TOTAL CONSUMPTION OF RADIO AND TELEVISION -- BRITISH RADIO PROGRAM PREFERENCES.

THE DIVISION OF AUDIENCE AMONG LIGHT PROGRAMME, HOME SERVICE, AND THIRD PROGRAMME -- TELEVISION PROGRAM PREFERENCES -- GENERAL REACTIONS -- Conclusions -- 14 EXTERNAL BROADCASTING -- The Empire Service -- International Broadcasting during World War II -- THE BBC ASSUMES LEADERSHIP -- WARTIME PROGRAMS -- BRITISH-AMERICAN COOPERATION -- WARTIME AUDIENCES -- The Permanent External Services -- THE OBJECTIVES AND CONTROL OF POSTWAR EXTERNAL BROADCASTING -- PEACETIME PROGRAMS -- SERVICES TO THE UNITED STATES -- PEACETIME AUDIENCES -- APPENDIXES -- i: Radio and Television Licenses in the United Kingdom, 1927-1956 -- ii: License Revenue Allocation, 1927-1955 -- iii: The Organization of the BBC -- iv: BBC Radio Transmitters in 1956 -- v: The Principal Television Systems of the World -- vi: BBC Television Transmitters on March 31, 1956 -- vii: ITA Television Transmitters in 1956 -- viii: Geographical Distribution of Radio and Television Licenses in the United Kingdom, 1950-1956 -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.
Özet:
British Broadcasting was first published in 1956. Those interested in the uses and abuses of the airwaves frequently indulge in lively debates over the merits of British broadcasting policies and practices as compared to their American counterparts. Most such arguments, however, are based on scanty knowledge of actual facts about British broadcasting. Now this gap of information is remedied by the comprehensive survey which Dr. Paulu presents in this book. He traces the development of both radio an television broadcasting from their inception in Britain to the present and assays the results. Dr. Paulu did the basic research for this volume as a Fulbright scholar in London in 1953-54, when the new Independent Television Authority was being debated in Parliament and the British Broadcasting Corporation was laying its plans to meet competition. While he frequently compares British and American practices, the author believes that broadcasting must be studied in its own national setting. He treats the subject, therefore, in the British context rather than the American. He describes the development of the BBC as a noncommercial public corporation with a monopoly of British broadcasting and reviews the factors that led to the emergence of the commercially supported ITA. He places major emphasis on program descriptions but also discusses audience reactions, staff and technical facilities, and finances. The book offers valuable data for students and teachers in communications courses as well as for those engaged in radio or television on either side of the Atlantic.
Notlar:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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