Table of Contents

Preface
Forward
1: Regulating the Changing Media
2: Germany
3: Italy
4: The United Kingdom
5: The European Institutions
6: Hungary
7: The United States
8: Australia
9: Conclusions
Index

About the Author

David Goldberg is Senior Lecturer in law at the University of Glasgow.

Tony Prosser is John Millar Professor of Law at the University of Glasgow.

Stefaan Verhulst is Programme Director of the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford.

Reviews

`The book is a mine of interesting information ... The contributions in this book are well written and comprehensible, even for those who are new to the field and its technicalities. Those who seek to make or influence media policy will find the different concerns and perspectives thrown up by the country studies a valuable resource. The book will also be of interest to students and academics working in the field of comparative regulation and to those with
a more specific interest in the communications sector. Above all, it makes a further contribution to the debate about the long-term future of media regulation.'
R Craufurd Smith, Law Quarterly Review, January 2000
This book adds interesting prespectives to the many discussions that have already taken place on thye topic. It is well written, easily understandable, and well documented. - Paul Nihoul. Info. Vol 1 February 1999.