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Media Ownership The Economics And Politics Of Convergence And Concentration In The Uk And European Media 1st Gillian Doyle

Name: Media Ownership The Economics And Politics Of Convergence And Concentration In The Uk And European Media 1st Gillian Doyle
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Media Ownership The Economics And Politics Of Convergence And Concentration In The Uk And European Media 1st Gillian Doyle instant download after payment.

Publisher: SAGE

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.16 MB

Pages: 201

Author: Gillian Doyle

ISBN: 9780761966807, 0761966803

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1st

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Media Ownership The Economics And Politics Of Convergence And Concentration In The Uk And European Media 1st Gillian Doyle by Gillian Doyle 9780761966807, 0761966803 instant download after payment.

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.