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| The Journal of Media Economics |
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| Volume 21(4), 2008 |
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Lee, Hyeongjik, Kim, Seongcheol, Nam, Changi, and Han, Seung Hun |
Earnings management of acquiring firms in stock-for-stock takeovers in the telecommunications industry. |
217-233 |
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| | This article investigates whether acquiring telecommunications firms managed their earnings by means of discretionary accruals prior to the announcement of stock-for-stock takeovers in the U.S. telecommunications industry during the period of 1990 to 2006 | |
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organizational
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Roson, Roberto |
Price discrimination and audience composition in advertising-based broadcasting. |
234-257 |
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| | In this article, a model is introduced that has 2 distinguishing features | |
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economics
advertising
broadcasting and media
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Tjernstromn, Sune, and Tjernstromn, Emilia |
Rational foolishness would destroy a public service broadcasting system. |
258-263 |
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| | Solberg (2007) applied welfare economics principles to suggest that the current policy of European public service broadcasters of acquiring expensive sports rights should be stopped | |
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economics
Europe
broadcasting and media
sports
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Solberg, Harry Arne |
Public service broadcasters will survive without expensive sports programs: A response to Tjernstrom and Tjernstrom. |
264-269 |
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| | My article, "Sports Broadcasting: Is it a Job for Public Service Broadcasters? -- A Welfare Economic Perspective" (Solberg, 2007), which recommends that European public service broadcasters (PSBs) give up expensive sports rights acquisitions, has caused a reaction | |
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sports
broadcasting and media
economics
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