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Broadcasting, Voice, and Accountability: A Public Interest Approach to Policy, Law, and Regulation
Steve Buckley, Kreszentia Duer, Toby Mendel, and Seán Ó Siochrú with Monroe E. Price and Mark Raboy

Washington, DC: The World Bank Group, University of Michigan Press, and University of Michigan Library, © 2008.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/spo.5661153.0001.001

Contents
Introduction 
PART I Governance, Broadcasting, and Development 
Chapter 1 Governance, Development, and Media 
Chapter 2 Broadcasting Sectors and Types 
Chapter 3 Regional Broadcasting Characteristics and Trends 
Part II The Enabling Environment for Media 
Overview 
Chapter 4 Guarantees of Freedom of Expression 
Chapter 5 Enabling Access to Information 
Chapter 6 Use and Misuse of Defamation Law 
Chapter 7 Content Rules and Limits to Free Speech 
Chapter 8 Regulation of Journalists 
Part III Promoting Plural and Independent Broadcasting 
Overview 
Chapter 9 Regulation and the Government Role 
Chapter 10 Regulating Broadcast Content and Distribution 
Chapter 11 Public Service Broadcasting 
Chapter 12 Community Nonprofit Broadcasting 
Chapter 13 Commercial Private Sector Broadcasting 
Epilogue: Information Needs and Development Options 
The Research Agenda
Options for Development Assistance
Bibliographical Annex
TABLE 1 Media and Development 
TABLE 2 Community Media 
TABLE 3 Communication and Development 
TABLE 4 Financing Broadcast Media 
TABLE 5 Targeting an Audience for Broadcast Media 
TABLE 6 Sustaining Broadcast Media 
TABLE 7 Tool Kits and Handbooks: Community Media 
TABLE 8 Mass Media: Gender, Race, and Youth Issues 
TABLE 9 Information Communication Technology (ICTs) 
TABLE 10 Assessing and Measuring the Impact of Information Communication Technology (ICTs) 
TABLE 11 Impact Assessments, Monitoring, and Evaluation (General) 
TABLE 12 International Declarations on Development and Freedoms of Expressions, Communications, and the Press 
TABLE 13 International Conventions and Covenants 
TABLE 14 Responsibilities of Special Rapporteurs on Freedom of Expression 
TABLE 15 Legal and Regulatory Development Frameworks for Broadcast Media 
TABLE 16 Freedom of Expression, Access to Information, and Press Freedom 
TABLE 17 Law Evincing Good Practice on Freedoms of Information, Communication, and the Press 
TABLE 18 Mass Media and Governance 
TABLE 19 Mass Media and Democratization 
Index 
About the Authors 

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