Media Corporate Entrepreneurship: Issues and Challenges

Hang, Min

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-2122-0_1

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“…As a result, “the field is not clear enough yet, and there is no consensus among the experts of the field” (Khajeheian, 2017, p. 92). That summary is perhaps unduly harsh given contributions by, for example, Hang (2016) and Hass (2011; alongside those by Khajeheian himself), but it is clear that the lack of consensus on the character of media entrepreneurship can still impede research and has made it especially difficult to investigate the relationship between media entrepreneurship and performance.…”

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Free to succeed: Does press freedom influence the entrepreneurial orientation and the reader revenue performance of independent news media firms?—A cross-sectional study

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Milburn-Curtis

Lehtisaari

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The notion of Entrepreneurial Orientation (EO) is operationalized here to explore the influence of press freedom (PF) on the performance of news media firms. We find that growth in reader revenues (RR)—digital and print—is statistically significantly correlated to both EO and PF, suggesting that subscriptions to independently produced news are likely to be better in countries with high degrees of PF, and in instances where the firm’s leaders are entrepreneurial.

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