The Broadcasting Standards Council and the Public's Concerns

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2 février 2018

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Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle

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violence télévision Canada Communication Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary SOC051000 JFFE

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Scientific research Science research Science--Research Political thought Government Political theory Civil government Commonwealth, The Science, Political Administration Politics Broadcasting industry broadcasting

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Colin Shaw, « The Broadcasting Standards Council and the Public's Concerns », Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, ID : 10670/1.ffo1id

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The Broadcasting Standards Council (see Appendix) took a decision shortly after its formation in the second half of 1988 to invest a considerable part of its annual grant-in-aid from Government in research. It did so partly because it was required to do so by the Government at the time of its creation and because it felt that sound research would go a long way to underpin the views and opinions expressed by the Members on general topics within their remit or in their responses to complaints. ...

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