Universalism in Public Service Media
Nordicom (2020), 226 pp.
ISBN 978-91-88855-26-8 (print); 978-91-88855-27-5 (pdf)
Universalism in public service media: Paradoxes, challenges, and development / Gregory Ferrell Lowe, Philip Savage, 11
Universalism in history, modern statehood, and public service media / Barbara Thomass, 25
Universal: but not necessarily useful / Peter Goodwin, 37
Universality of public service media and preschool audiences: The choice against a dedicated television channel in Flanders / Karen Donders, Hilde Van den Bulck, 49
Historical dimensions of universalism at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Some implications for today / David Skinner, 69
Multichannel strategy, universalism, and the challenge of audience fragmentation / Julie Münter Lassen, 91
A question of value or further restriction? Public value as a core concept / Christiana Gransow, 113
Challenges for public service radio in small nations: Lessons from Scotland / Aleksandar Kocic, Jelena Milicev, 133
Whose voices and what values? State grants for significant public content in the Russian media model / Olga Dovbysh, Tatiana Belyuga, 151
Public service media in the era of information disorder: Collaboration as a solution for achieving universalism / Minna Aslama Horowitz, Gregory Ferrell Lowe, 175
Personalised universalism in the age of algorithms / Jannick Kirk Sørensen, 191
Datafication, fluidity, and organisational change: Towards a universal PSM 3.0 / Lizzie Jackson, 207
Universalism in history, modern statehood, and public service media / Barbara Thomass, 25
Universal: but not necessarily useful / Peter Goodwin, 37
Universality of public service media and preschool audiences: The choice against a dedicated television channel in Flanders / Karen Donders, Hilde Van den Bulck, 49
Historical dimensions of universalism at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Some implications for today / David Skinner, 69
Multichannel strategy, universalism, and the challenge of audience fragmentation / Julie Münter Lassen, 91
A question of value or further restriction? Public value as a core concept / Christiana Gransow, 113
Challenges for public service radio in small nations: Lessons from Scotland / Aleksandar Kocic, Jelena Milicev, 133
Whose voices and what values? State grants for significant public content in the Russian media model / Olga Dovbysh, Tatiana Belyuga, 151
Public service media in the era of information disorder: Collaboration as a solution for achieving universalism / Minna Aslama Horowitz, Gregory Ferrell Lowe, 175
Personalised universalism in the age of algorithms / Jannick Kirk Sørensen, 191
Datafication, fluidity, and organisational change: Towards a universal PSM 3.0 / Lizzie Jackson, 207
