Candidates should look into these 4 points:
Candidates might explore combinations of:
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What is the nature of contemporary media regulation compared with previous practices?
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What are the arguments for and against specific forms of contemporary media regulation?
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How effective are regulatory practices?
- What are the wider social issues relating to media regulation?
Candidates might explore combinations of:
- Film censorship
- the regulation of advertising
- the Press and regulation / control, computer / video game classification
- the regulation of online media
- social networking and virtual worlds
- contemporary broadcasting and political control
- the effects debate and alternative theories of audience
- children and television
- violence and the media or a range of other study contexts relating to the regulation of contemporary media.
- Regulation might be researched in regard to media content, access, ownership and control and / or in relation to politics, public interest and democracy.
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