Television, Regulation and Civil Society in Asia

"Television, Regulation and Civil Society in Asia" is an insightful exploration by the author that delves into the dynamics of broadcasting within the Asian context. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2002, this hardback edition spans 282 pages, making it a comprehensive resource for those interested in media studies. The author presents a critical comparison between the Western principles of broadcasting, civil society, and cultural regulation, and the distinct regulatory practices unique to Asia. This book not only highlights the differences in media governance but also examines the implications of these regulatory frameworks on civil society. Perfect for scholars, students, and media professionals, it offers a deep understanding of the intersection between television and societal structures in Asia. Discover the nuances of cultural regulation and the evolving landscape of broadcasting in this fascinating read.