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Chapter 14. Media Ownership: Diversity Versus Efficiency in a Changing Technological Environment

Doyle, Gillian - In: Handbook of the economics of art and culture : volume 2, (pp. 357-377). 2014

The role of media – whether television, newspapers, radio, or the Internet – in supplying the ideas that shape our viewpoints and cultures is such that the dangers that may accompany concentrations of ownership in this sector are well recognized. Ownership patterns affect not only pluralism,...

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Who owns the media? : concentration of ownership in the mass communications industry

Compaine, Benjamin (contributor); … - 1982 - 2nd ed., completely rev. and expanded

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The financial-economic aspect of the media and the public service in the globalization era (budget and ownership framework)

Rutovic, Zeljko - In: Journal of central banking theory and practice 6 (2017) 1, pp. 127-144

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Who owns the media? : concentration of ownership in the mass communications industry

Compaine, Benjamin (contributor) - 1979

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From media-party linkages to ownership concentration causes of cross-national variation in media outlets' economic positioning

Neimanns, Erik; Blossey, Nils - 2022

economic positions. However, we know little about what drives variation in political and ideological bias in news coverage … the preferences of media owners and should be a result of a reduced diversity of news media content. In contrast, where …

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