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Abstract:
Inspired by George Gerbner's method of cultural
indicators, content analysis of fictional programs broadcast
on Canada's eight largest television networks has indicated that
the level of violence on Canadian television, although overall
not as high as American television's violence…

Abstract:
This paper presents an overview of the course
of twentieth-century Canadian universality in social, telecommunications,
broadcasting, and public library policies as a broader and more
realistic context for the development of information infrastructure
policy. Recent market-oriented policy proposals do…

Abstract:
In the area of social policy
for information highways, conflicting positions on access and
equity in the workplace emerge as workers learn how to exploit
new, network-supported social realities on both private and public
networks. A growing cleavage between…

Abstract:
This study explores the debate among
communication theorists about whether dominant typographic and
electronic media forms are accompanied by distinct worldviews.
Using Q methodology to approach media and ideology orientations
subjectively, the study suggests that electronic media are preferred

Abstract:
This paper discusses key concepts
in telecommunications policy: common carriage, natural monopoly,
universal service, and price setting. Three crucial points are
made. First, in light of historical practices that created and
sustained boundaries between the media industries, contemporary
trends…

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