Weblinks

Chapter 1

Locate also the many national agencies available for statistics and reports on the publishing and audio-visual industries across the EU, e.g. Ofcom or OFT in the UK. The European Journalism Centre is a good start for this quest.

Chapter 2

Most universities will provide online 'learning statistics' packages. These are highly recommended. One of the best resources in the UK is intute (formerly SOSIG) – http://www.intute.ac.uk/ – a portal open to all where you will be able to explore some of the best academic web sites across a range of disciplines, including learning about statistics. It includes a reference to the enormously interesting and informative StatSoft's Electronic Statistical Textbook.

Chapter 3

A good starting point to create your own website list is intute: follow the instructions and the various disciplines and record the sites as you go: http://www.intute.ac.uk/. There is also a whole range of encyclopaedias covering many of the topics listed in this and other chapters.

Chapter 4

Combined with the online resources mentioned in Chapters 6–11, it is highly recommended in the first instance to start with the following. They offer entry portals into a world of regulatory development of the highest order:

Chapter 5

A good starting point to create your own website list is intute: follow the instructions and the various disciplines and record the sites as you go: http://www.intute.ac.uk/.

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Locate the many national agencies available for statistics and reports on the audio-visual industry across the EU, e.g. Ofcom or OFT in the UK. The European Journalism Centre web site is particularly useful in this regard.