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| Journal of Media Business Studies |
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| Volume 6(3), 2009 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Harcourt, Alison, and Picard, Robert G. |
Policy, economic, and business challenges of media ownership regulation. |
1-17 |
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| | This article explores the context and competing interests in media ownership policy, arguing that the current environments create regulatory uncertainty that harms both public and private interests | |
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economics
television
politics and government
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Valcke, Peggy |
From ownership regulation to legal indicators of media pluralism: Background, typologies, and methods. |
19-42 |
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| | This article explores the European approach to media ownership policy as one aspect of the broader approach to media pluralism | |
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Europe
economics
television
democracy
politics and government
European Union
law
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Klimkiewicz, Beata |
Structural media pluralism and ownership revisited: The case of Central and Eastern Europe. |
42-62 |
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| | This article argues that the restructuring of media in Central and Eastern Europe during the past two decades has generally been based on pluralistic ideals, but that lack of resources combined with delayed or insufficient implementation of measures to ensure plurality of private ownership and strong public service media have created situations different from those in other European Union member states | |
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Eastern Europe
European Union
economics
television
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Feintuck, Mike |
Regulating media ownership in the public interest: Principles beyond competition. |
63-77 |
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| | The difficulties of regulating the giant corporations which operate within the broadcast and print media are well-charted | |
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television
economics
politics and government
law
news
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Hutchison, David |
Regulating ownership: A transatlantic comparison. |
79-92 |
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| | Media policy formation and outcomes can usefully be analyzed as the consequences of the interactions of key actors, including politicians, civil servants, regulatory bodies, media organizations and citizens | |
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economics
Europe
North America
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Kenny, Colum |
A double-edged sword: Irish media merger policy in transition. |
93-108 |
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| | This article explores recent developments in Irish media policy that are intended to address concerns over further consolidation of media companies and the extension of dominant owners into new media activities | |
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Europe
economics
print journalism
politics and government
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