Titlebook: Media Power and Plurality; From Hyperlocal to H Steven Barnett,Judith Townend Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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What Is ‘Sufficient’ Plurality?s have become. Instead of the blunt measures which characterised early structural regulation of media ownership, contemporary proposals aim to measure more accurately the influence that different kinds of media have on democratic opinion forming, and offer schemes which combine structural elements w

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Hyperlocal Media and the News Marketplaceand elsewhere ‘saw broadcasting as a directly competitive medium’ to newspapers (Schlesinger, 1978, p. 15). The restrictions to reduce the impact of broadcasting competition were relaxed a little by 1927, when the corporation was allowed both to broadcast news earlier and to produce its own bulletin

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Transferable Media Pluralism Policies from Europeonsidering the significance of digital convergence for the question of subsidies for press, broadcasting, and new online content providers. It then turns to some transferable lessons from Europe, the aim being to relate to the future development of UK policy in the era of converged digital media. Sp