Media Freedom and Pluralism
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1Figure 1.1. A scheme of the regulatory framework of the media 19
2Figure 1.2. Value-chain model of media production 20
3Figure 1.3. Value-chain model of regulatory framework 21
4Figure 2.1. Media Pluralism/Freedom of Expression Power Dynamic 34
5Figure 3.1. An extended new communications policy paradigm 55
6Figure 4.1. Level of Internet access—Households 2007 64
7Figure 4.2. Internet access of households by broadband access 2007 65
8Figure 6.1. S hare of European programming on the main Czech
9national terrestrial TV stations 108
10Figure 6.2. Share of programming from independent producers
11on the main Czech national terrestrial TV stations 109
12Figure 6.3. Proportion of domestic and non-domestic European programming on the main Czech national terrestrial TV stations 111
13Figure 10.1. The new system of content and service delivery . . . 197
14Figure 10.2. Bordejwik, van Kaam: Typology of Information Traffic 198
15Figure 10.3. Find, Play and Share on the example of “Friday Night with Jonathan Ross” 210
16Figure 10.4. PSM obligations—their background and consequences 213
17Figure 12.1. The multidimensional media model 245
18Figure 12.2. Multi-channel environment in Europe: Number of channels in the European TV landscape 247
19Figure 12.3. Digitalization of TV in Europe 248
20Figure 12.4. Penetration of Cable in Europe (2005)248
21Figure 12.5. Triple-play model (2005) 248
22Figure 12.6. Free market media model 256
23Figure 12.7. PSB model 256
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