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The sales of the Washington Post to Jeff Bezos and the Boston Globe to John Henry raise the question why people would want to own newspape...

Changes in news production and journalistic employment are often simplistically explained as the results of technology, recent economic cond...

The most important change in news production today is probably the deinstitutionalization of journalism—the separation of journalism from st...

A clear divide exists between generic labor and talent in media companies and it is now increasingly dividing journalists. The divide initia...

Journalists pretend they spend their time investigating the intricacies of international affairs, covering the inner workings of the economi...

Policymakers worldwide believe they can create vibrant media cities and are heavily investing public funds in hopes of reaping economic and ...

The European television industry is one of the most balanced in the world, with public service broadcasters, advertising-supported broadcast...

The number of newspapers that have reduced their publication frequency in response to market changes and economic conditions continues to ri...

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has adopted rules designed to halt cable system operators from retaliating against independent ch...

The term pluralism is regularly used in critiques of media and in arguments for public intervention. It is employed so loosely, however, tha...