RTE and the Globalisation of Irish Television by Farrel Corcoran

By Farrel Corcoran

for roughly forty years, RTE's radio and tv channels have performed a huge position in shaping Irish social and cultural existence. because the nationwide publicly owned and funded broadcaster, RTE is the largest cinema, institution, activities stadium, industry sq., functionality level, city crier and live performance corridor in eire. It units the time table for the nationwide dialog that drives sleek eire. This paintings is a examine of the structural adjustments now happening in Irish broadcasting. The ebook will specialise in the broadcasting part often, yet totally on RTE, because it adjusts to a few radical alterations within the box of forces whose impression started to speed up within the mid-1990s. The ebook will take the shape of a severe historical past of the current and an research of the way forward for broadcasting in eire. Its analytical framework may be positioned in the broader context of latest ecu media coverage and developments within the worldwide constitution of the cultural industries as they comply with the deployment of electronic compression expertise, expanding conglomeration within the media all over the world and new regulatory regimes profoundly encouraged by means of the ideology of marketplace liberalism. RTE's paintings is often shrouded in secrecy and mystique, this means that conspiracy theories abound approximately the way it is ruled and the way it pertains to quite a few energy centres in Irish lifestyles. This publication is firmly geared toward expanding the transparency that are supposed to characterise public broadcasting and demystifying this nationwide establishment that performs such a big position within the cultural and political lifetime of eire. there's a large urge for food for the sort of publication as a result basic excessive point of interest in regards to the institutional lifetime of the nationwide broadcaster and since no heavily analytical ebook on RTE has seemed out there for over twenty years.

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