2008年11月2日 星期日

'The Potential Diversity Of Things We Call TV': Indigenous Community Television, Self-Determination And NITV.


The Potential Diversity Of Things We Call TV': Indigenous Community Television, Self-Determination And NITV. 

作者Rennie, Ellie1 Featherstone, Daniel2 

資料來源Media International Australia (8/1/07-current); Nov2008, Issue 129, p52-66, 15p  

關鍵字:PUBLIC broadcasting, BROADCASTING industry, MASS media & social services, PUBLIC welfare

摘要:

The National Indigenous Television (NITV) service was launched in July 2007. NITV's public service broadcasting model has arrived after two decades of successful community-based enterprise. Indigenous groups, guided by policies of self-determination, developed a robust grassroots media system based on community owners hip and regional collaboration. The arrival of NITV raised important questions for the sector Can locally sourced content provide the levels of leadership and national unity achieved by public service media during the broadcast era? 1-low can Indigenous media play a greater role in the Australian public sphere? Can locally controlled media offer national narratives? Where does industry development begin and end? As the Indigenous media sector faces up to these issues, two distinct approaches are emerging. One presents a unified picture of Indigenous Australia; the other enables diverse groups to tell their own stories, This paper examines the tensions and possibilities of the new indigenous media landscape by looking back at the self-determination governance model of the past. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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