Media users’ participation in Europe from a civil society perspective

Hasebrink, Uwe; Herzog, Anja; Eilders, Christiane

doi:10.2307/j.ctv36xvv3j.7

Broadcasters and Citizens in Europe 2007

DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv36xvv3j.7

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Media users’ participation in Europe from a civil society perspective

Uwe Hasebrink¹,

Anja Herzog²,

Christiane Eilders³

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Public Service Broadcasting-Friends groups as a microcosm of public interest media advocacy

Ganter

Herzog

Milton

2020

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This article is concerned with the interdependencies between public service broadcasters and the third sector, an area in which there is little research that has provided in-depth analysis of case studies. It investigates and compares three public service broadcasting (PSB)-Friends groups in the UK, Australia, and South Africa. By means of analyzing semi-structured interviews and archival data, we address development, institutionalization and policy impact of the Voice of the Listener & Viewer, ABC-Friends, and SOS Coalition. Drawing on resourcemobilization theory we argue that, in particular, material, human, and informational resources, contextualized with political opportunities, have analytic value in explaining similarities and differences between the groups, which are conceived as a microcosm of public interest media advocacy.

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Public Service Broadcasting-Friends groups as a microcosm of public interest media advocacy

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Herzog

Milton

2020

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Differentiating between access, interaction and participation

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Participation has regained a remarkable presence in academic debates within Communication and Media Studies, amongst other fields and disciplines. At the same time, the concept of participation has remained vague because of its frequent and diverse usages and its intrinsically political nature, which renders it difficult to use in an academic context. Conceptual clarity is generated through a combination of negative-relationist and inter- disciplinary strategies. The former means that an argument is made in favour of a more focussed meaning of participation, on the basis of a comparison with two other concepts, access and interaction. The interdisciplinary strategy consists of a broad theoretical re-reading that focuses on the academic literature in which these distinc- tions are made, or where the independent nature of one of the three concepts is particularly emphasized. At the end of this text, the different meanings of access, interaction and participation are structured and integrated in a model, which is labelled the AIP model.

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