There are two different approaches in Taiwan media reform movements, which are content reform and structure reform. These different types of media reform movement also mean that resorting to different basic rights when connecting people to media, and how social members to participate society is the difference. Citizenship is the basic right to make every citizen participating social and political process equally and actively. While cultural citizenship is to ensure people to access symbol and material recourses to fulfill that end. The article examines the discourses of Taiwan media reform movement, in the perspective of cultural citizenship, and to analyze how the various media reform groups frame different citizen-media relationships. By that, the article attempts to suggest the appropriate approach of media reform which is able to realize public’s cultural citizenship.
中文關鍵詞
媒體改革運動,公民與消費者,公民權利,文化公民權
英文關鍵詞
media reform movement, citizen and consumer, citizenship, cultural citizenship