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Media Between Culture And Commerce An Introduction Intellect Books Changing Media Changing Europe Els De Bens

Name: Media Between Culture And Commerce An Introduction Intellect Books Changing Media Changing Europe Els De Bens
SKU: BELL-2118872
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Media Between Culture And Commerce An Introduction Intellect Books Changing Media Changing Europe Els De Bens instant download after payment.

Publisher: Intellect Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.06 MB

Pages: 257

Author: Els de Bens

ISBN: 1841501654

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Media Between Culture And Commerce An Introduction Intellect Books Changing Media Changing Europe Els De Bens by Els De Bens 1841501654 instant download after payment.

In the face of declining newspaper sales, challenges from online competitors, and flagging ratings for broadcast news programs, media companies have struggled to maintain their relevance. Media between Culture and Commerce brings together a group of European media experts to address the consequences of a system that is increasingly powered by global media conglomerates that set the pace of news and information. As national borders blur and the corporations behind journalism and broadcasting continue to merge, this timely volume will prove a necessary resource to those interested in European media studies and globalization.