Media policy and media regulation

Code:

131742

ECTS:

5.0

Lecturers in charge:

doc. dr. sc. Iva Nenadić
dr. sc. Zrinjka Peruško , prof.

Lecturers:

Tihana Krajnović - Seminar
doc. dr. sc. Iva Nenadić - Seminar
dr. sc. Zrinjka Peruško , prof. - Seminar
Ana Tešić - Seminar

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1. KOMPONENTA

• Lectures 30
• Seminar 30

* Load is given in academic hour (1 academic hour = 45 minutes)

DESCRIPTION:

The aim of this course is for students to learn and think critically about media policy and media regulation in a contemporary information environment in which modes of being informed are radically changing and it is increasingly difficult to answer the question: what is media? Through the analysis of key standards, actors, and trends, the aim of the course is to provide students with tools for understanding and evaluating key areas of media policy and regulation in Croatia, the European Union and the world. In addition to media pluralism, as a key concept of European media policies, the course will delve into topics of media ownership, market competition, public media, non-profit, local and community media, digital platforms, state subsidies for the media, the status and safety of journalists, social inclusion in the media, the role of the media in election campaigns, and the policies of media literacy. Another goal of the course is to present students with the basic characteristics of regulation and self-regulation and their relationship.

LITERATURE:

1. Praćenje medijskog pluralizma u digitalnom dobu: Monitoring medijskog pluralizma u Europskoj uniji, Albaniji, Crnoj Gori, Sjevernoj Makedoniji, Srbiji i Turskoj u 2022. godini. Nacionalni izvještaj: Hrvatska., https://cadmus.eui.eu/bitstream/handle/1814/75717/hrvatska_results_mpm_2023_croatian_cmpf.pdf?sequence=3&isAllowed=y, Bilić, P., Valečić, M., European University Institute, 2023.
2. Research handbook on EU media law and policy., Part I (str. 16-109) & Part IV. (str. 366-427), Parcu, P. L., & Brogi, E. (Eds.), Edward Elgar Publishing., 2021.
3. EU and media policy: conceptualising media pluralism in the era of online platforms: the experience of the media pluralism monitor., Brogi, E., Carlini, R., Nenadić, I., Parcu, P. L., De Azevedo Cunha, M. V., Edward Elgar,, 2021.
4. Public Service Radio and Television in Croatia: at the Service of the Public or Politics?, https://www.academia.edu/40877838/Car_V._2019_Public_Service_Radio_and_Television_in_Croatia_at_the_Service_of_the_Public_or_Politics
   U D. Fabijanic i H. Sittig, Hendrik (ur.), Car, Viktorija, Sofija: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Media Programme South East Europe., 2019.
5. Regulating Beyond Media to Protect Media Pluralism: The EU Media Policies as Seen Through the Lens of the Media Pluralism Monitor., U: Digital and Social Media Regulation: A Comparative Perspective of the US and Europe., Nenadić, I., & Milosavljević, M., Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2021.
6. Moć bez odgovornosti: politike moderacije sadržaja online-platformi u borbi protiv infodemije., https://hrcak.srce.hr/clanak/359622, Nenadić, I., Anali Hrvatskog politološkog društva, (17), 2020.
7. Public Service Media in Europe. Gender equality policies and the representation of women in decision-making roles., Nenadić, I., & Ostling, A., Comunicazione politica, 18(2), 2017.
8. Great expectations: On experiences with media reform in post-socialist Europe (and some unexpected outcomes)., Peruško, Z., Central European Journal of Communication, 7(13), 2014.

6. SEMESTER

Mandatory course - Regular studij - University undergraduate program of Journalism
Mandatory course - Part-time studij - University undergraduate program of Journalism, part-time

prof. dr. sc. Zrinjka Peruško:

prof. dr. sc. Zrinjka Peruško: