
doi: 10.21427/d7rd9k
The defence of public service broadcasting has become so unfashionable in recent years. Despite an international climate bearing down upon Its economic base from without and an erosion of its ethos from within, I seem to be among an ever dwindling number who want to defend It.
791, 330, privatisation, 070, Communication, public sector, market, communications, broadcasting, television, radio, political economy of media, Communication Technology and New Media, BBC, RTE, Mass media, public service
791, 330, privatisation, 070, Communication, public sector, market, communications, broadcasting, television, radio, political economy of media, Communication Technology and New Media, BBC, RTE, Mass media, public service
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