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1、媒改社媒改社 21 世紀報章評論文選世紀報章評論文選1A 21th Century Anthology of Media CriticismThe Campaign for Media Reform (Taiwan)Website：http:/twmedia.orgCompiled and edited by Lin, Yu-Peng1st ed. January 21, 2008 Translated by Taipei Times Translation Section1 All of articles printed herein were originally published in
2、 various local Chinese newspapers before being translated in English by the English daily, Taipei Times.iContentsForeword1About the Campaign for Media Reform3About Authors7Chen Ping-hung8 Keeping focused on a free press8 Dishonest arguments threaten media idea10 Be careful with media regulations and
3、 laws12 Nation is being torn apart by media bias14 KMT should give up on TV fight16 TV viewers should use the phone to complain18 Media must stop trying to beguile audiences20 The media watchdog is not a toy for politicians22 State ads replace professionalism24 Feng Chien-San27 GIO idea on TV owners
4、hip is good27 A public TV group answer to good TV30 UK example can shed light on GIO press moves32 Rail system must not be privatized34 Laws need to protect people, not monopolies37 GIOs passivity renders it useless39 Policies can encourage more media discipline42 NCC must take closer look at the TV
5、 market44 Ho Tung-Hung46 Music and politics are inseparable46 Hung Chen-Ling49 NCC must maintain independence49 Down with multimedia monopolies52 Intervening is the only route for the NCC to take54 Kuang Chung-Hsiang56 Lin better at planning than action56 Its best to think before uprooting a TV stat
6、ion59iiA need for more broadcast reform61 Kuo Li-Hsin64 Whose interests are being served?64 Public TV need not be a stifling experience67 Lee Ming-Tsung69 Media outlets more blue than blue69 Lin Lih-yun73 Media needs emergency overhaul73 Society has a key role to play in reforms75 Taiwanese public T
7、V like a ship lost at sea77Liu Chad79 Sports on PTS needs more energy79 Lo Shih-Hung82 Its time for the media to fulfill their mandate82 The BCC is failing on every count84 Wei Ti87 Imported films need some form of taxation87 Nations media must be reformed89 Give free rein to Taiwans media92 Media n
8、eed to do soul-searching95Appendix 197Help to campaign for citizens TV97Appendix 2102About Campaign for Media Reform102 Activists decry privatizing TV stations102 KMT must return its media to the public104 Civic groups back TV reforms106 GIO urged to detail reform plans108 Academics call for clearer
9、 guidelines for reporters110 Social groups call for turning off the television113 TSU denies Lee behind rumored TV station sale115 Action wanted on WTO motion117媒改社 21 世紀報章評論文選 A 21th Century Anthology of Media Criticism1ForewordThe anthology is a collection of articles of media criticism written by
10、 members of the Campaign for Media Reform (CMR). It also contains the press coverage on media reform activities which CMR initiated or took part in. The anthology gives readers a clearer idea about what CMR does and the current problems of Taiwans media in the critical moment of democratic transitio
11、n. In the post-martial law era, since 1987, the democracy in Taiwan has taken a giants leap forward in politics, economy, and the civil consciousness. Yet against the tide of democratization, the performance of the media remains stagnant because capital and political power games join hands to push t
12、he media in Taiwan toward partisanship and egocentricity. Todays commercial media in Taiwan deviate from the need of the common citizen and fail to serve as a public sphere. Recognizing the indispensability of healthy media for democracy, CMR initiated in November 2002 as a civil movement to advocat
13、e for media reform. The CMR was formerly known as the Campaign for Citizens TV. It gathered communication scholars aiming at restructuring the state-owned TV stations into public entities. Later, in order to diversify its issue of concern and to expand the scope of its social involvement, the Campai
14、gn for Citizens TV was renamed the Campaign of Media Reform and has been involved in dialogues, criticisms, negotiations, and lobbying on various media reform issues ever since. Throughout the years, CMR has campaigned for the divestment of political parties from wireless TV ownership, the conglomer
15、ation of public TV, the founding of the media regulator National Communication Commission (NCC), and the protection of labor rights of media workers in several cases of corporate downsizing or bankruptcy. These campaigns were widely covered by the local media as shown in the appendixes of this book.
16、 Along with our efforts in lobbying the government and appealing for public support on media reform projects, CMR members actively published works in newspapers to lay solid discursive groundwork for reform actions. Our compiled works from 2001 to 2007 compose the main body of this book. The contributors are mostly scholars from different local universities who have critical minds and are convinced of the importance of rendering intellectual labor on issues
