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  Educational Television in Israel: spotlight on the future
 
 
Title: Educational Television in Israel: spotlight on the future
Author: Henning, K.
Appeared in: Learning, media and technology
Paging: Volume 15 (1989) nr. 2 pages 69-78
Year: 1989
Contents: The author was based at the Educational Television Centre in Tel-Aviv with a remit to study the development of educational television in Israel from its inception in 1966. The article briefly discusses the political and technological factors which led to the development of an educational television channel in Israel. At that time television in Israel consisted solely of educational television broadcasts in the mornings and afternoons. This was extended when the Israeli Broadcasting Authority started to broadcast on the one Israeli channel in the evening slot. The article concentrates on the recent development of educational television and its bid for a new niche in the constellation of Israeli broadcasting. Inevitably the development and future of educational broadcasting is intimately linked with Israel's religious and political schisms and its military and cultural preoccupations. At the moment Israel still only has one television channel, although test programming has been piloted on a second channel. This article explores the future options open to the Educational Television Centre in the context of satellite and cable broadcasting and the development of a second channel. Evidently the factors affecting the future of broadcasting in Israel are not dissimiliar from those which now face the UK, given the publication of the 1988 White Paper on Broadcasting
Publisher: Routledge
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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