Media Ownership: The Economics and Politics of Convergence and Concentration in the UK and European MediaSAGE, 9. jul. 2002 - 192 sider The digital revolution is transforming media and communications industries worldwide, and media companies are keen to emerge at the forefront of an increasingly transnational and competitive communications marketplace. However, the volume and scale of mergers and alliances involving media players has raised considerable challenges for regulators and state authorities alike. |
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PARTI WHY DOES OWNERSHIP OF THE MEDIA | 7 |
Industrial and Economic Policy Aims | 30 |
Promoting efficiency | 37 |
Monomedia Expansion | 45 |
CrossMedia Expansion | 66 |
The Development of Regulation and Policy | 85 |
the main provisions | 100 |
9 | 101 |
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Media Ownership: The Economics and Politics of Convergence and Concentration ... Gillian Doyle Begrænset visning - 2002 |
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15 per cent 1996 Broadcasting Act advertising approach benefits Bertelsmann BMIG BSkyB Carlton Commission competition law concentrations of media concerns consolidation convergence corporate costs cross-media ownership cross-ownership deregulation dominant economies of scale editorial efficiency gains EMAP Europe European media European Union example existing favour Grampian Television Granada Green Paper Guardian Media Group independent International involved ITV companies ITV licences legislation market power market share media and communications media and cross-media media companies media concentrations Media Group media industry media market media owners media ownership policy media ownership rules media provision mergers monomedia ownership national newspaper newspaper publishing OFCOM ownership restrictions players policy-makers political potential programme proposals public interest radio broadcasting regional regulatory rivals share of voice strategies supply chain technologies television and newspapers television broadcasting terrestrial television UK media firms UK television vertically integrated White Paper