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Paying for Broadcasting: The Handbook
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A01=Brian Sturgess
A01=Gavyn Davies
A01=Tim Congdon
A01=William B. Shew
advertising
Advertising Association
advertising revenue analysis
airtime
audience
audiences
Author_Andrew Graham
Author_Brian Sturgess
Author_Gavyn Davies
Author_Tim Congdon
Author_William B. Shew
Base Case Forecast
Basic Cable Package
Basic Channels
Category=JBCT
Channel Providers
commercial
Commercial Airtime
companies
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future of UK media financing
IBA
international broadcast policy
itv
ITV Company
Licence Fee
media economics
Pay Television Channels
Pre-recorded Video Cassettes
Premium Channels
Public Service Broadcaster
public service broadcasting
Radio Advertising
Radio Advertising Revenue
Radio's Share
Radio’s Share
revenue
share
Sky Movies
subscription television markets
television funding models
total
Tv Asia
Tv Channel
Tv Company
UK Household
UK Market
UK Radio
UK Television
Video Software
Product details
- ISBN 9781138442917
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 03 Jul 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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What does the future hold for broadcasting in Britain? At a time when British broadcasting is undergoing great change, what revenues will be available for funding programming in the 1990s and beyond? Paying for Broadcasting: The Handbook presents a wide-ranging discussion of funding options open to broadcasters. Commissioned by the BBC to inform debate in the run up to the 1996 Charter Renewal, and drawing on examples from Britain and other worldwide broadcasting markets, the authors explore the histories of and project future possibilities for the revenues available from different sources: advertising and sponsorship, subscription, programme sales and co-production and various kinds of public funding.
Tim Congdon, Gavyn Davies, Andrew Graham, William B. Shew, Brian Sturgess
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