Digital inclusion and the BBC: securing an equitable digital transition through empirically informed technology policies and strategies
数字包容性和 BBC:通过经验丰富的技术政策和战略确保公平的数字化转型
基本信息
- 批准号:2787655
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
In the UK and elsewhere, public service media organisations (PSMs) face a number of existential challenges. With audiences increasingly consuming news and entertainment content online and on-demand, PSMs must on the one hand compete with international streaming giants and social media companies for audience share, through the development of their own online platforms and presence. Yet they must do so currently despite long-term budgetary pressures, in many cases, and the obligation to simultaneously maintain legacy broadcast infrastructures. In anticipating the ever-greater digitalisation of our media lives over the next decade, a number of PSMs, including the BBC, have signalled their intention not only to increase investment in digital product, but to shift the locus for financial and editorial decision-making decisively away from broadcast channels, with a view to exclusive digital delivery at some unspecified point in the more distant future.This 'digital-first' agenda is argued by its advocates to be imperative for the survival of public service media. Yet given the inequalities that exist in relation to digital technologies and the different extent to which - and ways in which - these are used, understood, perceived and experienced by different groups, there is clearly also a risk that the 'digital-first' transition will exacerbate the broader societal inequalities with which digital inequalities are inextricably interwoven. Such an outcome would risk violating the values of diversity and inclusivity that define PSMs, challenging them to achieve an equitable 'digital-first' transition. Yet what it means, and why it matters, to be excluded from PSM in a digitalised and datafied age remains an underexplored question. It follows that PSMs are likely to be insufficiently aware, at present, of the potentially important implications of digital exclusion in terms of their technology policies and design processes. Working in partnership with the BBC, this project contributes precisely to a better understanding of the nature, extent, causes and possible solutions to digital exclusion within a PSM context, by combining qualitative data from BBC stakeholders and digitally excluded audiences with an array of quantitative secondary sources, including survey data and digital analytics. The research will help to address a notable gap within the academic literature on digital inequalities, within which public service media remains an underexplored area. Yet the knowledge produced by the research will also be geared towards much more practical purposes, as well. Accordingly, in addition to traditional academic formats, findings from the research will also be translated into documents, guidance and tools that can be adopted by BBC technology and innovation teams - and potentially other PSMs - in ways that empower them to respond to the needs and circumstances of marginalised and underserved audiences, and thus develop media and communications technologies that are inclusive, fair and socially sustainable.
在英国和其他地方,公共服务媒体组织(psm)面临着许多生存挑战。随着受众越来越多地在线和点播消费新闻和娱乐内容,psm一方面必须通过发展自己的在线平台和存在,与国际流媒体巨头和社交媒体公司争夺受众份额。然而,他们目前必须这样做,尽管长期的预算压力,在许多情况下,以及同时维护传统广播基础设施的义务。预计未来10年我们的媒体生活将更加数字化,包括BBC在内的一些ppm已经表示,它们不仅打算增加对数字产品的投资,还打算果断地将财务和编辑决策的重心从广播频道转移,以期在更遥远的未来的某个不确定的时刻实现独家数字交付。这种“数字优先”的议程被其支持者认为是公共服务媒体生存的必要条件。然而,考虑到与数字技术相关的不平等,以及不同群体使用、理解、感知和体验数字技术的程度和方式的不同,显然还存在一种风险,即“数字优先”转型将加剧与数字不平等密不可分的更广泛的社会不平等。这样的结果可能会违反定义psm的多样性和包容性价值观,挑战它们实现公平的“数字优先”转型。然而,在一个数字化和数据化的时代,被排除在PSM之外意味着什么,以及为什么这很重要,仍然是一个未被充分探讨的问题。因此,就其技术政策和设计过程而言,psm目前可能没有充分意识到数字排斥的潜在重要影响。该项目与英国广播公司(BBC)合作,通过将BBC利益相关者和数字排斥受众的定性数据与一系列定量二手来源(包括调查数据和数字分析)相结合,有助于更好地理解PSM背景下数字排斥的性质、程度、原因和可能的解决方案。这项研究将有助于解决关于数字不平等的学术文献中的一个显着空白,在这个空白中,公共服务媒体仍然是一个未被充分探索的领域。然而,研究产生的知识也将面向更实际的目的。因此,除了传统的学术形式外,研究结果还将被转化为文件、指南和工具,供BBC的技术和创新团队——以及潜在的其他psm——采用,使他们能够回应边缘化和服务不足的受众的需求和情况,从而开发包容、公平和社会可持续的媒体和通信技术。
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其他文献
吉治仁志 他: "トランスジェニックマウスによるTIMP-1の線維化促進機序"最新医学. 55. 1781-1787 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等:“转基因小鼠中 TIMP-1 的促纤维化机制”现代医学 55. 1781-1787 (2000)。
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LiDAR Implementations for Autonomous Vehicle Applications
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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