The Economics of Online Journalism

Richard van der Wurff

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This chapter contains sections titled: Chapter Outline The News Value Chain The Peculiarities of News as Economic Product The Rise and Fall of the Traditional Newspaper and TV News Business Models Business Opportunities for Online Journalism The Value of Online Journalism The Future of the Online News Business References

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