2008
DOI: 10.16997/wpcc.52
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Turkish radio broadcasts in The Netherlands: Community Communication or Ethnic Market?

Abstract: With its multi-channel structure, including independent member-based and non-member-based organizations, the Dutch public broadcasting system is arguably a unique example in Europe for preserving diversity in its media landscape. In the Dutch framework there is a particular attention to minority groups in society, offering several models of participation on different scales.

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“…Notwithstanding such a complex landscape, according to a European-wide media report by the European Commission in 2007, "in the past two decades the Community Media sector has experienced more support from governments in North-Western European countries, such as the Scandinavian countries, than in the South-West of Europe" while "in the South-West of Europe, as is the case in Spain and Portugal, the sector has had to struggle harder for recognition and developed bottom-up" (Kern European Affairs, 2007: 22). Cankaya et al (2008) included other types of menace: "the threats posed by commercialization and the increased penetration of commercial networks at the local level, and tensions in community radio practice" (2008: 87). It is also crucial to determine the social dimension of such projects.…”
Section: Enthusiastic Assumptions and Divergences In The Definition Omentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notwithstanding such a complex landscape, according to a European-wide media report by the European Commission in 2007, "in the past two decades the Community Media sector has experienced more support from governments in North-Western European countries, such as the Scandinavian countries, than in the South-West of Europe" while "in the South-West of Europe, as is the case in Spain and Portugal, the sector has had to struggle harder for recognition and developed bottom-up" (Kern European Affairs, 2007: 22). Cankaya et al (2008) included other types of menace: "the threats posed by commercialization and the increased penetration of commercial networks at the local level, and tensions in community radio practice" (2008: 87). It is also crucial to determine the social dimension of such projects.…”
Section: Enthusiastic Assumptions and Divergences In The Definition Omentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to the analysis of Cankaya, Güney, and Köksalan (2008), some of this media should be considered more as commercial media targeting a particular segment of the population in a context of audience fragmentation in communication markets, rather than community media, even though they target groups often excluded from mainstream media. This analysis corresponds with some of the cases in Catalonia and Spain, which target the Pakistani community in Barcelona (Pakcelona radio) and the Latin American community throughout Spain (Canal Latino TV, based in Sabadell-Barcelona and present in seven Autonomous Communities).…”
Section: Licenses For Which Media?mentioning
confidence: 99%