Media Structure

Matthias Künzler () and Logan Cherry ()
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Matthias Künzler: Freie Universität
Logan Cherry: University of Oklahoma

A chapter in Handbook of Media and Communication Economics, 2024, pp 983-994 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Media structures may be defined by the reciprocal relationship between elements within media systems (e.g., media organizations) and actors in up- and downstream media markets. These relationships form complex patterns that last for a certain amount of time and influence certain social conditions. Media system typologies serve to categorize these complex patterns into comparable variables, allowing for comparisons among otherwise disparate media systems.

Keywords: Media structure; Media system; Typology; Policy; Market size; Structure and agency (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-39909-2_83

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