The British Press under Government Economic Controls

J. Edward Gerald

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The traditional system of press ownership and operation in the United Kingdom has been altered by 16 years of operation under controls which restrict competition. Dr. Gerald examines the position of the British press as, flushed with prosperity, it enters a period of lifting of official regulation

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