Difference between revisions of "Cross-ownership"

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'''Cross-ownership''' is, for example, when a corporation owns a broadcast outlet, a television or radio station, and a newspaper all in the same market in mass media.  
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'''Cross-ownership''' is, for example, when a corporation owns a broadcast outlet, a [[television]] or [[radio]] station, and a newspaper all in the same market in mass media.  
  
 
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Revision as of 02:10, October 1, 2007

Cross-ownership is, for example, when a corporation owns a broadcast outlet, a television or radio station, and a newspaper all in the same market in mass media.