(De)Funding The Future - Added Value at Stake

TEXTE Public Value International #8

DEFUND BIG TECH, REFUND PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA
Joan Pla Vivoles, Østfold University College ........................................ 06

THE COST OF SHRINKING THE COMMON GOOD
Natalia Beregoi, Consultant, Transformation Services, European Broadcasting Union ........................................ 10

PSM UNDER UNPRECEDENTED ATTACK
Renate Schroeder, Director of European Federation of Journalists ........................................ 14

INFORMATION AS A RIGHT, RESOURCE, AND PUBLIC GOOD
Claudia Isep, Austrian UNESCO Commission ........................................ 17

DEFUNDING PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA: DEFUNDING CAPABILITIES?
Michael Litschka, UAS St. Pölten ........................................ 21

WHEN BUDGETS BECOME POLITICS: PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA AT A CROSSROADS
Stephanie Schiedermair, Leipzig University ........................................ 24

BEING BOLD TO BREAK THE MOLD: FROM PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA TO PUBLIC SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURE
Manuel Puppis & Sabrina Heiland, University of Freiburg (Switzerland) ........................................ 29

RACING TO THE TOP: PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA AS MARKET STRENGTHENER IN DIGITAL ADVERTISING MARKETS
Christian Zabel, Technical University of Cologne ........................................ 33

(UN-) BEAUTIFUL NEW WORLD? EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL CUTS ON PUBLIC BROADCASTING
Matthias Künzler, Karl Larsson, University of Berlin ........................................ 37

ON THE FINANCING OF ORF AS AN INDISPENSABLE INVESTMENT IN A RESILIENT DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
Cornelia Wallner, University of Vienna ........................................ 41

DIALOGUE AS AN INVESTMENT: MEASURES FOR THE MEDIA OF THE FUTURE
Tobias Eberwein, Marie Rathmann, Austrian Academy of Sciences ........................................ 45

BETWEEN INDEPENDENCE AND ADAPTATION
Boris Bergant, European Broadcasting Union ........................................ 49

JUST NO CHICKEN TV!
Josef Trappel, University of Salzburg ........................................ 55

WHAT IS AT STAKE FOR PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA
Hilde Van den Bulck, University of Philadelphia ........................................ 58

WHY WE NEED A PUBLIC SERVICE INTERNET, NOT THE DEFUNDING OF PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA
Christian Fuchs, Paderborn University ........................................ 63