2013
DOI: 10.1111/var.12003
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Reterritorialization in the Micromediascape: Indonesian Regional Television amid the Rise of Normative Media‐Islam

Abstract: In Indonesia, national broadcasting in the 21st century has been characterized by increasing Muslim normativity across the spectrum of commercial programming, along with sectarian clashes that have further marginalized religious minorities. This article investigates the case of a small, regional television station in one of the country's Christian-majority provinces to explore the ways that such minorities have exploited a relaxation of broadcast regulations to form distinctive and insular micromediascapes wit… Show more

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“…For the study of Christian uses of electronic media in the context of this rise of Islamic programs in Indonesia, see Barkin ().…”
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“…For the study of Christian uses of electronic media in the context of this rise of Islamic programs in Indonesia, see Barkin ().…”
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“…Academic publications that have focused on television programmes on regional culture include Hendrawan 2015, Barkin 2013, Loven 2008, Jurriëns 2004, Mrázek 2002, and Hobart 2002.…”
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