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- Bucht, Catharina, 1967, et al.
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Young People in the Nordic Digital Media Culture : A Statistical Overview
- 2013
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Nordicom publishes a large number of publications on media and ongoing trends in media development, our aim being to provide answers to complex questions concerning our contemporary media culture in the age of digitalization and globalization. We receive questions on a daily basis regarding the media habits of children and youth and the effects of new communication patterns. How have these changes affected childen and youth? What has happened to TV viewing, listening to the radio and reading newspapers? Do young people still read books and magazines? Do they understand what they read? What is the role of social media? Who are the most active media users? What groups are excluded? The questions are many and they are often quite complicated. There is no doubt that we are talking about a changed communication society with new communication patterns. Digitalization along with extensive media convergence is changing the communication system fundamentally with regard to time and space as well as social behaviour. This is particularly true for children and youth. Not since the introduction of television have we seen such radical changes in young people’s media culture than in the past ten years. These changes can have both short- and long-term effects. If we are to make decisions that have sustainable effects in the long run – especially from the perspective of democracy – we need knowledge of relevance. There is a demand for current statistics in this area, and Nordicom has now compiled a selection of statistics on young people and media in the Nordic countries.
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- Harrie, Eva, 1967
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A Nordic public service media map
- 2013
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This publication presents an overview of the Nordic public service broadcasting system, in an attempt to map a Nordic public service media model. Through five report sections it seeks to map the Nordic public service role and position from different angles and in different contexts. The first section presents a framework for Nordic public service media by introducing the companies and current regulations. Section 2 pictures the public service companies’ situation related to commercial media on the Nordic media market. The main chapter, section 3, provides key facts about Nordic public service media: its financing, its output in the form of TV and radio channels plus web sites and Nordic cooperation. It also highlights some key features such as news, domestic production, children’s programming, services in minority languages, etc. The two last sections place Nordic media, as well as the Nordic region, in a European or global context. This publication is the third and final volume in Nordicom’s series, Nordic Public Service Media Map, which is a part of the globalisation strategy of the Nordic Council of Ministers. The aim of the project is to elucidate a framework for public service media – showing how the concept of public service media is operationalized in terms of the growth of democracy, the public space, media pluralism, cultural diversity, and social tolerance. Content: Introduction Explanations and Reference Years 1. Nordic Public Service Media: Framework 2. Public Service in the Nordic Media Landscape 3. Nordic Public Service Media: Key Facts 4. Nordic Media in the Global Landscape 5. The Nordic Region: Facts & Figures Definitions and Comments References
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- Harrie, Eva, 1967
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Nordiska medievanor i förändring.
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Ingår i: Språk i Norden 2007. Mediespråk. Helsingfors, Språkrådet, 2007, 180 s. (Årsbok).. - Göteborg : Göteborg University. - 8274330544 ; , s. 7-18
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of this article is to provide a short overview of the changes in the Nordic media landscape and media use over time. Since the mid-1990s a completely new medium, the Internet, has become a part of daily life for many. Digital development and convergence have resulted in new technical equipment and more ways to experience media content. Digitization has also brought about a sharp increase in media output from traditional media, with a more fragmented offering of specialised channels and titles as a consequence. There are more media in the Nordic countries than ever before, and people in the region have quickly gained access to new technologies and household equipment. Nevertheless, media habits have remained rather stable over the years. The time spent with media during an average day – approximately six hours – also seems to have remained unchanged: over the course of 25 years it has increased with no more than half an hour. The sharp increase in media output has, however, led to increasingly fragmented media audiences. Major daily media – newspapers, radio and TV – have retained their position in people’s everyday lives, but alongside these, the public’s attention is distributed over more and more channels. Changes have also been noticed especially in young people’s media habits. The use of new technology is a part of their lifestyle in a clearly different way than is the case with middle-aged people. Here we can imagine new patterns of use that new generations will bring with them into the future.
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- Harrie, Eva, 1967
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Public Service Media in the Nordic Countries. Facts & Figures
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Public Service Media in the Nordic Countries offers a wealth of information on the Nordic media landscape, with special focus on public service media. The five countries – Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden – have similar media systems and a long tradition of public service broadcasting, including strong support for it and public service models that have developed characterized by the fact that the countries are small and have relatively small populations. This publication marks the start of Nordicom’s project, Nordic Public Service Media Map, which is a part of the globalisation strategy of the Nordic Council of Ministers, and the statistics presented here provide a framework for the series’ forthcoming publications, which will look more into the Nordic public service model. The aim of this volume is to provide an objective and detailed description of the media landscape in each country as well as a coherent overview of the Nordic region. The time span is the past decade in the light of digitalisation trends, with time series starting mostly during the year 2000.
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- Harrie, Eva, 1967
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Radio, TV and Internet in Sweden
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Ingår i: Harrie, Eva (ed.): Media Trends 2006 in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Radio, TV & Internet.. - 1401-0410. ; , s. 51-57
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Tidskriftsartikel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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Media Trends 2006 in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Radio, TV & Internet.
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Media Trends 2006 offers a broad picture of the radio, TV and Internet landscape in the Nordic countries. Commentaries examine developments country by country, while detailed comparative Nordic statistics present each media with respect to structure, ownership, economy, content and penetration/reach and consumption. Moreover, the publication includes analyses and overviews of media regulation and policies for the three media sectors with a Nordic comparative focus.
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