Media Ownership: Ethics Research and Regulation

Participants in the Rupe Conference on Media Ownership dealt with several topics related to the conference theme. In the fourth session, Ken Harwood, a media specialist and writer, gave a talk entitled: Model Media Firms while Philip Napoli, Director of the Donald McGannon Communication Research Center and Assoc. Professor of Communications and Media Management at Fordham University, dealt with the issue of: "Bridging Communication Research and Media Regulation." Miriam Metzger, Assistant Professor in Communication at UCSB, moderated the questions from the audience. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center for Film, Television and New Media at UCSB" [9/2005] [Humanities] [Show ID: 11048]

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Education

Tags:

• media
• ownership
• ethic
• research
• regulation
• communication

[janesatorres]

The media must be very cautious of their content because they pose great influences on the public.

[keykeykeykey1]

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[ChrisG40UK]

excellent, many thanks