Matthew Hibberd
Biographic Data
| ID | 806006 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthew Hibberd |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthew |
| FAMILY NAME | Hibberd |
| SIGNATURE | HIBBERD M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Stirling |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Key challenges for the fashion industry in tackling climate change
The global rise in the earth’s surface temperature in coming decades will bring with it increased instances of flooding, drought and volatile weather patterns. One of the main industries affected is fashion, which is responsible for some 5% of current global carbon emissions (Bauck, 2017). This article explores the main challenges facing the fashion industry from climate change. The main argument of this essay is that fashion has grown to be a ke…
Climate change communications & young people in the Kingdom
Based on focus groups with young people in England and Scotland and in-depth interviews with journalists, communication professionals and campaigners, this article examines how UK youths perceive climate change issues and how they receive climate messages from the news media and other communication forms. We found a strong sense of pessimism and disempowerment among our participants and identified a set of ‘triple-R reasons’ for their disengageme…
The media in Italy
Conflicts of interest and media pluralism in Italian broadcasting
One key feature of many contemporary European media systems is the high degree of cross-media ownership, provoking intense policy and public debates about how best to safeguard pluralism in the digital environment. In Italy, this is most dramatically highlighted by the rise to political office of Silvio Berlusconi, controlling shareholder of Mediaset, the country's major commercial television company. Berlusconi's re-election in 2001 led to regul…
Public Access Broadcasting and Democratic Participation in the Age of Mediated Politics
This article presents the results of research carried out as part of the Economic and Social Research Council's Democracy and Participation programme. Drawing on new empirical data assembled by the authors from interviews with programme makers, public participants and members of the listening and viewing audience, it seeks to evaluate the role of political access broadcasting in the British democratic process, against the background of a perceive…
The reform of public service broadcasting in Italy
This article provides an overview to a series of reforms undertaken at RAI (Radiotelevisione Italiana), the Italian public service broadcasting company, since July 1993. The reform process began as a direct result of the collapse of the Christian Democrat party and its coalition partners after 45 years of continuous government and was initiated by the centre-left `Technocrat' government led by the former governor of the Bank of Italy, Carlo Azegl…
Public service broadcasting in Italy
The article outlines the current structure and organization of public service broadcasting in Italy and explores various options for its future development. With moves towards digital broadcasting, RAI is set to enter a discrete next stage which will bring new challenges and will inevitably lead to a revision of its public service remit. While it is currently unclear how far Italian public service broadcasting will change, there is evidence that …
Conflicts of interest and media pluralism in Italian broadcasting
One key feature of many contemporary European media systems is the high degree of cross-media ownership, provoking intense policy and public debates about how best to safeguard pluralism in the digital environment. In Italy, this is most dramatically highlighted by the rise to political office of Silvio Berlusconi, controlling shareholder of Mediaset, the country's major commercial television company. Berlusconi's re-election in 2001 led to regul…
Public Access Broadcasting and Democratic Participation in the Age of Mediated Politics
This article presents the results of research carried out as part of the Economic and Social Research Council's Democracy and Participation programme. Drawing on new empirical data assembled by the authors from interviews with programme makers, public participants and members of the listening and viewing audience, it seeks to evaluate the role of political access broadcasting in the British democratic process, against the background of a perceive…
Climate change communications & young people in the Kingdom
Based on focus groups with young people in England and Scotland and in-depth interviews with journalists, communication professionals and campaigners, this article examines how UK youths perceive climate change issues and how they receive climate messages from the news media and other communication forms. We found a strong sense of pessimism and disempowerment among our participants and identified a set of ‘triple-R reasons’ for their disengageme…
The reform of public service broadcasting in Italy
This article provides an overview to a series of reforms undertaken at RAI (Radiotelevisione Italiana), the Italian public service broadcasting company, since July 1993. The reform process began as a direct result of the collapse of the Christian Democrat party and its coalition partners after 45 years of continuous government and was initiated by the centre-left `Technocrat' government led by the former governor of the Bank of Italy, Carlo Azegl…
Public service broadcasting in Italy
The article outlines the current structure and organization of public service broadcasting in Italy and explores various options for its future development. With moves towards digital broadcasting, RAI is set to enter a discrete next stage which will bring new challenges and will inevitably lead to a revision of its public service remit. While it is currently unclear how far Italian public service broadcasting will change, there is evidence that …
Key challenges for the fashion industry in tackling climate change
The global rise in the earth’s surface temperature in coming decades will bring with it increased instances of flooding, drought and volatile weather patterns. One of the main industries affected is fashion, which is responsible for some 5% of current global carbon emissions (Bauck, 2017). This article explores the main challenges facing the fashion industry from climate change. The main argument of this essay is that fashion has grown to be a ke…
The reform of public service broadcasting in Italy
This article provides an overview to a series of reforms undertaken at RAI (Radiotelevisione Italiana), the Italian public service broadcasting company, since July 1993. The reform process began as a direct result of the collapse of the Christian Democrat party and its coalition partners after 45 years of continuous government and was initiated by the centre-left `Technocrat' government led by the former governor of the Bank of Italy, Carlo Azegl…
Public service broadcasting in Italy
The article outlines the current structure and organization of public service broadcasting in Italy and explores various options for its future development. With moves towards digital broadcasting, RAI is set to enter a discrete next stage which will bring new challenges and will inevitably lead to a revision of its public service remit. While it is currently unclear how far Italian public service broadcasting will change, there is evidence that …
Public Access Broadcasting and Democratic Participation in the Age of Mediated Politics
This article presents the results of research carried out as part of the Economic and Social Research Council's Democracy and Participation programme. Drawing on new empirical data assembled by the authors from interviews with programme makers, public participants and members of the listening and viewing audience, it seeks to evaluate the role of political access broadcasting in the British democratic process, against the background of a perceive…
Conflicts of interest and media pluralism in Italian broadcasting
One key feature of many contemporary European media systems is the high degree of cross-media ownership, provoking intense policy and public debates about how best to safeguard pluralism in the digital environment. In Italy, this is most dramatically highlighted by the rise to political office of Silvio Berlusconi, controlling shareholder of Mediaset, the country's major commercial television company. Berlusconi's re-election in 2001 led to regul…
The media in Italy
Climate change communications & young people in the Kingdom
Based on focus groups with young people in England and Scotland and in-depth interviews with journalists, communication professionals and campaigners, this article examines how UK youths perceive climate change issues and how they receive climate messages from the news media and other communication forms. We found a strong sense of pessimism and disempowerment among our participants and identified a set of ‘triple-R reasons’ for their disengageme…
Key challenges for the fashion industry in tackling climate change
The global rise in the earth’s surface temperature in coming decades will bring with it increased instances of flooding, drought and volatile weather patterns. One of the main industries affected is fashion, which is responsible for some 5% of current global carbon emissions (Bauck, 2017). This article explores the main challenges facing the fashion industry from climate change. The main argument of this essay is that fashion has grown to be a ke…
Political science (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Democracy (2 works)