订阅视频点播时代基于年龄的分类和政策研究的变化背景

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R. Cole
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本文借鉴了澳大利亚媒体分类的历史,来思考这一领域是如何发展的。重点是对商业和专业制作的内容进行基于年龄的分类,这些内容专门通过流媒体和订阅视频点播(SVOD)平台提供。随着平台公司Netflix进入监管领域,这种环境正在发生巨大变化。Netflix工具出现在一个政府领域,其特点是新兴的跨国治理和监督委员会、幽灵工作和网络风暴形式的道德恐慌。在传统媒体将人和机器、行业和政府视为分开工作的时代提出的问题,面临着新的做法和调查点,其影响比澳大利亚媒体消费更广泛。
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The changing context of age-based classification and policy research in the age of subscription-video-on-demand
This article draws on a history of media classification in Australia to consider how this field is developing. The focus is on age-based classification of commercially and professionally produced content, specifically made available through streaming and subscription-video-on-demand (SVOD) platforms. As platform company Netflix steps into the terrain of regulation, this environment is changing quite dramatically. The Netflix tool emerges in a governmental space characterized by new and emerging transnational governance and monitoring Boards, ghost work and moral panics in the form of online firestorms. Questions developed in the time of legacy media that consider human and machine, and industry and government as working separately, are confronted by new practices and points of inquiry with impacts broader than Australian media consumption.
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