Who owns the media?: global trends and local resistances

By:

Thomas, Pradip

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2005 Zed Books Ltd. LondonDescription: 320 pISBN:

9781842774694

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DDC classification:

302.23 W4

Summary: The US model of media control and policy making - corrupt and dominated by powerful special interests - is being rapidly exported across the world. Some countries are attempting to preserve their own cultural production, and there are moves to try to keep culture out of the control of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). Many books on the political economy of communications have either focused on general tendencies internationally, or have focused on the links between markets and media freedom in specific countries and regions.(http://www.zedbooks.co.uk/paperback/who-owns-the-media)

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The US model of media control and policy making - corrupt and dominated by powerful special interests - is being rapidly exported across the world. Some countries are attempting to preserve their own cultural production, and there are moves to try to keep culture out of the control of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). Many books on the political economy of communications have either focused on general tendencies internationally, or have focused on the links between markets and media freedom in specific countries and regions.(http://www.zedbooks.co.uk/paperback/who-owns-the-media)

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