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Press Freedom and Pluralism in Europe

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Andrea CzepekSeries: European Communication Research and Education Association
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Pages
314
Year
2009
Language
English
Publisher
Intellect Books Ltd

About

How free are the media in Europe? Freedom of the press and an independent media system are often taken for granted and all of the EU-member states today have implemented guarantees of press freedom in their constitutions and judicial systems. In “Press Freedom and Pluralism in Europe”, researchers from twelve countries examine media systems regarding conditions for independence and pluralism. They discuss a European approach to press freedom and diversity and include case studies of a broad spectrum of media systems including Bulgaria, the Baltics, Poland, Romania, Finland, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and the UK. The volume examines how other factors such as economic influences, historic, cultural and social conditions also have a substantial impact on media independence. With its topical subject matter and a need for new media policies facing a changing media world, “Press Freedom and Pluralism in Europe” is an essential resource for media studies and journalism scholars.

Related Subjects

  • Editors, Journalists, Publishers
  • Biography & Autobiography
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Media Studies
  • Social Science
  • Political Freedom
  • Political Science
  • General
  • European
  • Literary Criticism

Extended Details

  • SeriesEuropean Communication Research and Education Association

    Artists

    Andrea CzepekAuthor
    Melanie HellwigAuthor