2008
DOI: 10.1080/14241270701820473
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Capital and Control: Consequences of Different Forms of Newspaper Ownership

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“…This contradicts findings of little difference in coverage by chain-owned newspapers compared to coverage by newspapers with other ownership structures (Lacy & Blanchard, 2003;Pritchard, Terry, & Brewer, 2008;Scott, Gobetz, & Chanslor, 2008). Other researchers investigating ownership's impact or lack of impact on news content did not shed any light on this particular result (Aronoff, Ward & Kenyon, 2005;Fan, 2009;George, 2006;Griffin & Dunwoody, 1995, 1997Picard & van Weezel, 2008). The correlation of use of scientists and agricultural scientists as sources with type of newspaper ownership is unanticipated and apparently has not been explored by other researchers.…”
Section: Researchcontrasting
confidence: 55%
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“…This contradicts findings of little difference in coverage by chain-owned newspapers compared to coverage by newspapers with other ownership structures (Lacy & Blanchard, 2003;Pritchard, Terry, & Brewer, 2008;Scott, Gobetz, & Chanslor, 2008). Other researchers investigating ownership's impact or lack of impact on news content did not shed any light on this particular result (Aronoff, Ward & Kenyon, 2005;Fan, 2009;George, 2006;Griffin & Dunwoody, 1995, 1997Picard & van Weezel, 2008). The correlation of use of scientists and agricultural scientists as sources with type of newspaper ownership is unanticipated and apparently has not been explored by other researchers.…”
Section: Researchcontrasting
confidence: 55%
“…These geographic locations would allow further comparisons with previous research (Bendix & Leibler, 1999;Cannon & Irani, 2011;Demers, 1998;Harry, 2001;King, Cartmell, & Sitton, 2006;Ruth, Eubanks, & Telg, 2005;Taylor, Lee & Davie, 2000). Similarly, investigation of the other interests held by the owners of the newspapers in this and other samples would allow analysis of possible economic conflicts of interest if such ownership included financial investment in agricultural industries (George, 2006;Maguire, 2003;Picard & van Weezel, 2008).…”
Section: Recommendations For Further Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ghiglione (1996) claims that independent newspaper owners care more about their community than investors in publicly traded newspaper companies, who appear to be mainly interested in achieving profit margins and returns on investment (see also Fedler & Pennington, 2003). Nevertheless, research on the impact of different forms of ownership on news organizations remains scarce (Picard & van Weezel, 2008).…”
Section: Media Ownershipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The newspaper foundation has been described as an ideal type of owner by journalists (Asp & Weibull, 1996), yet it is rarely explored in academic research (Picard & van Weezel, 2008).…”
Section: Characteristics Of Business Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Refer to coercive external forces arising from the political system, including the government, political parties, and censorship (Picard;Van-Weezel, 2008), and also businessmen and public relations Humanes, 2012). In Spain, the media system has been closely linked with political powers, historically and especially since the democratic transition (1975)(1976)(1977) …”
Section: Political Influencesmentioning
confidence: 99%