Broadcasting, Cable, and the Internet is a comprehensive introduction to the world of electronic media. The book covers the history, regulation, and impact of broadcasting, cable, and internet technologies. It explores the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern these industries, including issues of content regulation, media ownership, and competition policy. With real-world examples and case studies, this book provides a practical understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the electronic media landscape. Whether you are a student, media professional, or simply interested in the evolution of electronic media, this book is a valuable resource.
