ITP Media Regulation Reference Book. State, Self- and Co-Regulation: Legal Frameworks and Professional Standards for Independent News Media
Key Guides
Contains illustrations
"The purpose of this ITP and this reference book material, is to look at ways to strengthen independent journalism with a “public interest” mission, both through voluntary self-regulation and a better un derstanding of official oversight and legal safeguards for the news media, in all its different forms and po litical environments." (Introduction)
Introduction and key concepts, 6
1 Media rights and media standards: national, regional, international, 20
2 Official regulation: state agencies, ministries & courts, 38
3 Internal self-regulation: newsroom ethics and accountability, 52
4 External self-regulation: oversight by peers and the public, 62
5 Co-regulation: a partnership model, 72
6 Gender in media regulation, 78
7 Social media: regulatory challenges in the digital age, 90
8 Building trust and ensuring a future for the news media, 112
Annex 1: Gutenberg to Google: media history and 21st century challenges, 116
Annex 2: Code of ethics for press, radio and television in Sweden, 130
Annex 3: The Press Ethical Rules in Denmark, 134
Annex 4: Reference documents and additional resources, 140
1 Media rights and media standards: national, regional, international, 20
2 Official regulation: state agencies, ministries & courts, 38
3 Internal self-regulation: newsroom ethics and accountability, 52
4 External self-regulation: oversight by peers and the public, 62
5 Co-regulation: a partnership model, 72
6 Gender in media regulation, 78
7 Social media: regulatory challenges in the digital age, 90
8 Building trust and ensuring a future for the news media, 112
Annex 1: Gutenberg to Google: media history and 21st century challenges, 116
Annex 2: Code of ethics for press, radio and television in Sweden, 130
Annex 3: The Press Ethical Rules in Denmark, 134
Annex 4: Reference documents and additional resources, 140
