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Informationen zum Autor Michael Palmer, Jeremy Tunstall Klappentext The emergence of a few powerful individuals in control of large sections of mass communication industries has coincided with world-wide media de-regulation. In the first book to take a close look at media moguls as a species, Jeremy Tunstall and Michael Palmer show how a handful of own-and-operate entrepreneurs run their empires with a highly eccentric and highly political management style. Individuals such as Berlusconi, Hersant, and Murdoch, in France, Germany, Italy, Britain and the US, are considered in the context of the changing European media industry. The book considers other, non-mogul trends: the emergence of a European media policy and a European-US-Japanese world media industry. Additional case studies focus on Reuters as a news-and-data super-agency and the part played by advertising and other media lobbies in shaping media policy. Zusammenfassung An account of how a very few powerful individuals come to wield a lot of control in international communications. The politics, eccentricities and industrial alliances of the moguls including Maxwell and Murdoch are examined in detail. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Introduction Part I Western European media industry case studies 2 Western European television and the North Atlantic Setting 3 News agencies and the data business 4 European media lobbying Part II Media moguls in western Europe 5 Euro-media moguls 6 Media moguls in Britain 7 Media moguls in France 8 Media moguls in Italy 9 Media moguls in Germany 10 Conclusion: Europe’s future media and moguls
