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Robert G. Picard2013

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State Support for News: Why Subsidies? Why Now? What Kinds?

Robert G. Picard

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2009The International encyclopedia of communication 1990Capitalism and communication : global culture and the economics of information 2005The vanishing newspaper: saving journalism in the information age 2012The economics and financing of media companies 2010The death and life of American journalism: the media revolution that will begin the world again 2009The International Encyclopedia of Communication 1989The Political economy of information 2010The Changing Business of Journalism and its Implications for Democracy

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