Media Pluralism and Diversity : Concepts, Risks and Global Trends (Hardcover)

"Editors'' Introduction: A Global Perspective On Media Pluralism And Diversity PART I: MEDIA PLURALISM IN EUROPE: CONCEPTUALISATION AND DIMENSIONS IN THE EUROPEAN MEDIA PLURALISM MONITOR 1. New Media Ecology: Reconceptualising Media Pluralism; Karol Jakubowicz 2. The Dimension Of Ownership And Control Of Media; Robert Picard And Cinzia Dal Zotto 3. Pluralism Of Media Types And Media Genres; Mihaly Galik And Artemon Vogl 4. Cultural And Geographical Dimensions Of Media Pluralism; Beata Klimkiewicz 5. Political Pluralism In The Media A Product Of Dominant Power Relations In A Society; Sandra Hrvatin and Brankica Petkovic 6. Indicators For Media Pluralism; Peggy Valcke, Robert Picard, Cinzia Dal Zotto, Miklos Sukosd, Aleksandra Kuczerawy and Robin Kerremans PART II: MEDIA PLURALISM ACROSS THE GLOBE: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON THE EUROPEAN MEDIA PLURALISM MONITOR 7. Assessing Media Diversity In The U.S.: A Comparative Analysis Of The FCC''s Diversity Index And The EU''s Media Pluralism Monitor; Philip Napoli 8. How To Conceptualize Media Pluralisation In China?; Miklos Sukosd 9. Incredible India: Media Pluralism Amidst Unity In Diversity; Kiran Prasad 10. Media Pluralism In Russia: In Need Of Policy Making; Elena Vartanova 11. Latin American Media: The Challenges To Pluralism; Manuel Alejandro Guerrero Martinez 12. Media Diversity In Egypt: Monitoring Newspapers And Talk Shows During The First Post-Revolution Parliamentary Elections; Rasha Abdulla 13. Pluralism With Little Diversity: The South African Experience Of Media Transformation; Jane Duncan 14. Reviewing Media Pluralism In Australia; Lesley Hitchens 15. The Ongoing Media Pluralism Debate In South Korea; Sugmin Youn/Hyunwoo Lee PART III: MEDIA PLURALISM 2.0: FUTURE CHALLENGES AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES 16. The Limits Of Empirical Indicators: Media Pluralism As An Essentially Contested Concept; Kari Karppinen 17. Why Ownership Pluralism Still Matters In A Multi-Platform World; Gillian Doyle 18. Bright-Line Versus Responsive Regulation: Some Thoughts From The United Kingdom; Rachael Craufurd Smith 19. Media Pluralism Policies From The User Perspective; Natali Helberger 20. Search Engines, Pluralism And Diversity: What Is At Stake And How To Move Policy Forward?; Joris Van Hoboken