Digital Broadcasting: Policy and Practice in the Americas, Europe and JapanMartin Cave, Kiyoshi Nakamura Edward Elgar Publishing, 2006 M01 1 - 304 páginas . . . the authors succeed in presenting an excellent overview of the evolution of most of the general issues and challenges currently facing policymakers and regulators in virtually every area of the media industries. . . This volume will definitely be on |
Contenido
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PART I The development of digital broadcasting | 23 |
2 The DTV transition in the US | 25 |
a Latin American perspective | 39 |
a European policy perspective | 54 |
5 The development of digital broadcasting in Italy | 79 |
6 The development of digital television in the UK | 105 |
7 A perspective on digital terrestrial broadcasting in Japan | 120 |
9 The management of digital rights in pay TV | 162 |
an economic perspective | 187 |
PART III Digital broadcasting and platform competition | 201 |
divine coherence or human inconsistency? | 203 |
12 Platforms for the development of digital television broadcasting and the Internet | 230 |
13 Economies of scale scope and vertical integration in the provision of digital broadcasting in Japan | 253 |
14 Comparative analysis of the market structure of broadcasting and telecommunications in Japan | 272 |
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PART II Content rights and digital broadcasting | 137 |
8 Legal and economic issues of digital terrestrial television DTTV from an industrial perspective | 139 |
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advertising analogue broadcasting analogue terrestrial areas benefits broadcasting content broadcasting industry broadcasting market broadcasting services broadcasting stations BSkyB cent channels commercial broadcasters Commission communications companies competition conditional access consumers content owners convergence copy countries digital broadcasting digital content Digital Rights Management digital television digital terrestrial television digital TV digitalisation digitisation distribution DTTV DTV content DVB-H economic electronic equipment European existing framework frequencies HDTV households incentives increase infrastructure Internet Italy Japan Japanese licence market power market structure MEDIASET mobile monopoly must-carry Ofcom pay TV pay-TV piracy price discrimination programme production protection radio regulation revenue sector set-top box signals spectrum standard subscribers supply switchover telecommunications television broadcasting television services terrestrial broadcasting terrestrial TV tion transaction costs transition to digital transmission TV market TV services users vertically integrated viewers