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Media Ownership: The Economics and Politics of Convergence and Concentration in the UK and European Media

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Media Influence and Politics Media Studies and Communication Intellectual Property Rights and Media

Abstract

Introduction PART ONE: WHY DOES OWNERSHIP OF THE MEDIA MATTER? Media Concentrations and Pluralism Industrial and Economic Policy Aims PART TWO: ECONOMICS OF MEDIA CONCENTRATIONS Monomedia Expansion Cross-Media Expansion PART THREE: MEDIA OWNERSHIP POLICY - THE UK CASE The Development of Regulation and Policy The 1996 Broadcasting Act An Analysis A New Future for Communications? PART FOUR: MEDIA OWNERSHIP POLICY IN EUROPE Trends and Policy Responses across Europe Towards a Harmonized EU Policy Initiative? Conclusions

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