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Media economics

  • April 22, 2010 • Media and Politics, Media Economics • by

    A Public Good in Europe?

    European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) meets in Istanbul, agrees to push Brussels. The annual EFJ meeting in Istanbul, drawing journalists from 24 countries, incited plans to encourage Brussels to respond to the European media crisis by...

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  • February 4, 2010 • Media Economics • by

    Apple iPad Hype

    After news reports focused on swine flu, the snow “catastrophe“ (proving to be scarcely more than a hearty winter), and the tragic Haitian earthquake, last week’s press was inundated with a different strain of media attention. For...

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  • November 28, 2009 • Digital News, Media Economics • by

    “Reviewing” the Future of News

    As 2009 comes to a close, the various problems afflicting the newspaper industry have hardly subsided, although several plans aimed at improving the state of affairs were spawned. Pay walls, micro-payments, cost-cutting initiatives, online...

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  • November 5, 2009 • Media Economics • by

    Taking a Stand

    Schweizer Journalist, Nr. 10 + 11/2009 American journalism is in a “protracted moment of painful change,” and “both its business model and its sense of mission are in full retreat.” How might journalism regain its relevance, asks...

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  • June 4, 2009 • Media Economics • by

    Hunger Strike

    Die Furche, May 28, 2009 In his latest book, American media activist Robert McChesney envisions a dark future for American newsgathering. The author devises a U.S. government demanding “the reduction of international reporting, the...

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