The Political Economy of Communications / International and European Dimensions 

 - 1st 
 -  Rouledge,  1990 
 - 260 
<br/><br/> This book examines the interaction of industry, ideology and markets, exploring in particular how the world's media have responded both to deregulation and to the emergence of supra-national institutions such as the European Community.  Preface, Introduction: Politics and Markets and Communication Policies, The Role of the International Telecommunication Union: Conflict and Resolution and the Industrialized Countries, Intelsat and the Debate about Satellite Competition, International Regime or Corporate Actor? The European Community in Telecommunications Policy, Broadcasting and the European Community: The Commission's Audiovisual Policy, Luxembourg: Changing Anatomy of an International Broadcasting Power, British Television in an Age of Change, New Media in West Germany: The Politics of Legitimation, The Political Economy of Telecommunications in France: A Case Study of ''Telematics'', Conclusion, Index. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>415037948