Regulation of the Canadian cable industry

Collins, Janay; Litman, Barry R.

doi:10.1016/0308-5961(84)90030-2

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“…Several studies have considered the differences of the media economy across countries. Collins and Litman (1984) compared differences in program offerings and development between the Canadian cable industry and the U.S. cable industry, and concluded that a different economic status in each country, cultural peculiarities, and contrasting theories of regulation contributed to the differences. Goff (2002) reviewed broadband strategies of telecommunications operators in the United Kingdom, Spain, France, and Germany.…”

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Globalization and the Contribution of the Media Economy to a National Economy: A Cross-Country Empirical Study

Zhang¹,

Albarran²

2018

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This study shows that the overall globalization index has a significant correlation with the percentage of media expenditures in GDP, while the social globalization index is a significant predictor for the percentage of media expenditures in GDP, after controlling for the economic, population, and social variables. These results suggest that globalization influences the contribution of the media economy to a national economy, and different dimensions of globalization have a varying level of influence. The results also suggest that the principle of relative constancy (PRC) does not hold true when applied across countries, and globalization should be one of the explanatory variables that accounts for the variation of the contribution of media economy to national economy across countries.

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Section: Cross-country Studies Of the Media Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

Globalization and the Contribution of the Media Economy to a National Economy: A Cross-Country Empirical Study

Zhang¹,

Albarran²

2018

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Molecular evidence for hybridization in Colias (Lepidoptera: Pieridae): are Colias hybrids really hybrids?

Dwyer

Jasieniuk

Okada

et al. 2015

Ecology and Evolution

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Gene flow and hybridization among species dramatically affect our understanding of the species as a biological unit, species relationships, and species adaptations. In North American Colias eurytheme and Colias eriphyle, there has been historical debate over the extent of hybridization occurring and the identity of phenotypically intermediate individuals as genetic hybrids. This study assesses the population structure of these two species to measure the extent of hybridization and the genetic identity of phenotypic intermediates as hybrids. Amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) marker analysis was performed on 378 specimens collected from northern California and Nevada. Population structure was inferred using a Bayesian/Markov chain Monte Carlo method, which probabilistically assigns individuals to genetic clusters. Three genetic clusters provided the best fit for the data. C. eurytheme individuals were primarily assigned to two closely related clusters, and C. eriphyle individuals were mostly assigned to a third, more distantly related cluster. There appeared to be significant hybridization between the two species. Individuals of intermediate phenotype (putative hybrids) were found to be genetically indistinguishable from C. eriphyle, indicating that previous work based on the assumption that these intermediate forms are hybrids may warrant reconsideration.

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Regulation of the Canadian cable industry

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Globalization and the Contribution of the Media Economy to a National Economy: A Cross-Country Empirical Study

Globalization and the Contribution of the Media Economy to a National Economy: A Cross-Country Empirical Study

Molecular evidence for hybridization in Colias (Lepidoptera: Pieridae): are Colias hybrids really hybrids?

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