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Revitalizing a Media Reform Movement inCanada
Robert A. Hackett & Steve Anderson
REVITALIZING A MEDIA REFORM MOVEMENT IN CANADAby Robert A. Hackett & Steve Anderson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5Canada License. To view a copy of this license visit: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ca/
REVITALIZING A MEDIA REFORM MOVEMENT IN CANADA
Tis research was assisted by a grant from the Necessary Knowledge fora Democratic Public Sphere Program of the Social Science ResearchCouncil with funds provided by the Ford Foundation. Te views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of any organization, including OpenMedia.ca, World Association for Christian Communication,the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University,the Social Science Research Council,or the Ford Foundation.
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Robert A. Hackett (Simon Fraser University) andSteve Anderson (OpenMedia.ca, formerly Campaign for Democratic Media, CDM), with contributions fromPhilip Lee (World Association for Christian Communication), ony Oliver (Simon Fraser Uni- versity), David Skinner (York University), Amber Woodward (Simon Fraser University), MarissaLawrence (Langara College) and Jacqueline Cusack McDonald (OpenMedia.ca).
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Sections
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- 1 Background
- Current Issues
- An Emerging Media Reform Movement
- The Context of Scholarship
- Sector Participation
- Organizational Size
- 2 An Online Survey of NGOs
- SOURCES OF FUNDING
- PARTICIPATION IN MEDIA CAMPAIGNS
- ORGANIZATIONAL CHALLENGES AND PRIORITIES
- FAMILIARITY WITH ORGANIZATIONS AND CONCEPTS
- PERCEPTIONS OF MAINSTREAM MEDIA
- NGOs AS PART OF A SOCIAL MOVEMENT?
- Internet Use and Access
- OTHER MEDIA
- DEMOCRACY AND MEDIA
- Net Neutrality
- MEDIA DISSATISFACTION AND ACTIVISM
- Goals and Strategies
- ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS AND THE MEDIA
- 3 Interviews with NGO Representatives
- Achievements and Obstacles
- PERCEPTIONS OF THE MEDIA
- A Social Movement?
- DEMOCRATIC MEDIA ACTIVISM, ANYONE?
- 4 The Toronto Workshop on Media Reform
- Obstacles and Challenges
- 5 Conclusions
- Springboards and Resources
- References
- Online Survey Questionnaire
- OpenMedia.ca/WACC Workshop Minutes
- Organization Participants
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