Titlebook: Understanding Media Policies; A European Perspecti Evangelia Psychogiopoulou Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Danish Media Policy,oduction so small that it would only be able to support a very small number of media on its own, resulting in a media landscape with a highly concentrated ownership structure and potentially low levels of diversity of content. Concerns about the obvious democratic problems with this scenario are sha

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Media Policy in Estonia: Small Market Paradoxes,national structure of the country comprises two relatively detached communities: ethnic Estonians (927,000) and a Russian-speaking community (approximately 400,000), which predominantly consists of settlers from the Soviet era of various ethnic backgrounds.

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Finnish Media Policy: Less Restrictive, More Directive,iberties, as proved by the Reporters without Borders and Freedom House rankings for many years. The World Democracy Audit ranks Finland in 2010 as the first in democracy and press freedom, and the fourth in anticorruption level out of a total of 150 countries (World Democracy Audit, 2010). Against t

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Media Policy in Germany: Main Features and Current Issues,diverse regulatory system. The formulation of media policy itself takes place within the confines of German policy making. This includes the different mechanisms for negotiating, then enacting, and implementing regulation. However, the system, once established, is subject to continued configuration

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