Plurality, Leveson and the Threat to the BBC
Plurality, Leveson and the Threat to the BBC
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多元化、莱维森和对 BBC 的威胁
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10.1111/2041-9066.12034
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2013
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Barnett S
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Barnett S
一年的变化。距离大法官莱韦森结束调查的第三部分还不到12个月，该部分涉及媒体多元化以及政客与媒体之间的关系。在围绕电话窃听证据的戏剧性事件和名人的大肆宣传中，人们很容易忘记2012年春天一个同样戏剧性的附言：在前所未有的六周时间里，一群民选总理，包括现任总理，走上了证人席，公开承认他们向大型媒体公司交出了太多的权力。他们承认，他们没有对媒体实施对民主繁荣至关重要的监管限制。
What a difference a year makes. It is barely 12 months since Lord Justice Leveson closed part three of his inquiry, dealing with media plurality and the relationship between politicians and the press. Amidst the drama and celebrity fanfare around the phone-hacking evidence, it is easy to forget an equally dramatic postscript in the spring of 2012: the unprecedented six-week period when a procession of democratically elected prime ministers, including the current incumbent, took to the stand and conceded publicly that they had surrendered too much power to big media corporations. They had not, they admitted, applied the kind of regulatory constraints to the media that are essential for a thriving democracy.