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This book addresses several relevant questions that keep coming up as the media sector develops and changes. Although the field of media is multifaceted, it is still dominated by very large commercial interests. The multitude of platforms, devices, formats, and technologies spread across different market segments, are often controlled within the same value and supply chain, are diagonally integrated, and are tightly regulated by a set of changing and evolving community rules.
Therefore, this book discusses a wide range of issues related to notions of media in various corporate, independent, and operational contexts of ethics, ownership, authorship, originality, trustworthiness, economic, social, and even environmental sustainability.
In this context, the book considers the notion of sustainability and social responsibility in media contexts from a variety of new, unbiased, and diverse perspectives, making it valuable for researchers and practitioners.
List of contents
Chapter 1. An Introduction.- Part 1: Media Technologies, Sustainability Challenges, Impact and Responsibility.- Chapter 2. Impact of Internet Use, Digitalisation, Devices on Mental Health.- Chapter 3. Our Obtuse Obsolescence: A Medium Theory Analysis of Format Consumption.- Chapter 4. Sustainability Standards in Film Production.- Chapter 5. Artificial Intelligence and Its Implications for Media Sustainability in Romania.- Chapter 6. A Rigid Dichotomy - Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Responsibility: Comparative Assessment of EU, UK, and US AI Policy Framework.- Chapter 7. Journalistic Content in the Digital Age: Loss of Supremacy, Redefining Gatekeepers, and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence.- Part 2: Responsible Media Dialectics: Communities, Sustainability, Education, and Ethical Voices.- Chapter 8. In the Media We Trust: The Crave for Media Adjudication on Social and Quasi-Legal Issues in Ghana.- Chapter 9. The Media Impact on the Economic News Consumer.- Chapter 10. Holiday Experiences and Media Consumption.- Chapter 11. Effective Communication for Sustainable Behavior: Insights from Psychology.- Chapter 12. “They don’t promote it, in the capitalist society that promotes the meat industry” - Echo Chambers and Media Mistrust among Women Vegans in the UK and Croatia: A Contribution to the Debate on the Social Responsibility of the Media.- Chapter 13. The Interference between STEM Education and Media to Maximise the Potential of Future Generations.
About the author
Milan Todorovic is a senior lecturer in Music and Media Management at London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom since 2006. He has been professionally involved in the media, creative, and cultural industries since 1986, working in visual arts/painting, short film and video production, music production, media strategies, music and arts event delivery and implementation, marketing, and public relations. His multidisciplinary study of cultural strategies is based on his extensive industry experience.
Samuel O. Idowu is Professor of Accounting & Sustainability at London Metropolitan University (UK). He is a fellow member of the Chartered Governance Institute, a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators, and a named freeman of the City of London. Samuel has been in academia for more than 30 years. He is editor-in-chief of the Journal of Sustainable Business and editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Economics and Business Administration and also a series editor of the book series CSR, Sustainability, Ethics& Governance. Samuel is the President and CEO of the Global Corporate Governance Institute a research network of global scholars working in CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance.
Silvia Puiu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Management, Marketing, and Business Administration of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at the University of Craiova, Romania. She earned a Ph.D. in management in 2012 and teaches management, ethics management in business, marketing, and creative writing in marketing. During her postdoctoral studies, Silvia Puiu conducted research into ethics management in the public sector of Romaniaand spent two months in Italy at the University of Milano-Bicocca, conducting comparative research between Romania and Italy regarding the Corruption Perception Index, ethics management in the public sector, and regulations on whistleblowing. Her research interests include topics such as corporate social responsibility, strategic management, ethics management, and marketing and management.
Summary
This book addresses several relevant questions that keep coming up as the media sector develops and changes. Although the field of media is multifaceted, it is still dominated by very large commercial interests. The multitude of platforms, devices, formats, and technologies spread across different market segments, are often controlled within the same value and supply chain, are diagonally integrated, and are tightly regulated by a set of changing and evolving community rules.
Therefore, this book discusses a wide range of issues related to notions of media in various corporate, independent, and operational contexts of ethics, ownership, authorship, originality, trustworthiness, economic, social, and even environmental sustainability.
In this context, the book considers the notion of sustainability and social responsibility in media contexts from a variety of new, unbiased, and diverse perspectives, making it valuable for researchers and practitioners.
