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Post the cable TV revolution and privatization in early nineties; television grew leaps and bounds in India. With 877 channels India was the second largest television market in the world by the end of 2017. Reality shows are the newest phenomenon on Indian Television. A big volume of Indian Reality TV content belongs to international formats. Reality TV shows have been criticized for aggressive content. Broadcasting Code, which first started off as guidelines under All India Radio era was redefined once under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act of 1995. These guidelines are…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Post the cable TV revolution and privatization in early nineties; television grew leaps and bounds in India. With 877 channels India was the second largest television market in the world by the end of 2017. Reality shows are the newest phenomenon on Indian Television. A big volume of Indian Reality TV content belongs to international formats. Reality TV shows have been criticized for aggressive content. Broadcasting Code, which first started off as guidelines under All India Radio era was redefined once under the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act of 1995. These guidelines are statutory requirements to maintain decency and good taste under the fundamental rights granted by the constitution of India. This book throws light on multiple facets related to television viewing patterns, consumer's behaviour, impact on society and adherence to Broadcasting Code.
Autorenporträt
M. Trivedi est titulaire d'un doctorat en sociologie et en droit de l'université nationale de droit du Gujarat. Il a consacré sa carrière à l'industrie indienne des médias et du divertissement. Il a été cinéaste, professionnel de la radiodiffusion, chercheur, éducateur, consultant et créateur de contenu dans le secteur des médias et du divertissement.