Some argue it's to help newspapers in the age of the Internet, others say it's an old- fashioned power grab by large media conglomerates.
The FCC has just approved loosening ownership rules, allowing a company to own both a newspaper and a radio or TV station. Further signs of media consolidation at work.
Read about it in the N.Y.Times
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Notes on evolving paradigms and practices from the world of media. Posted by Professor Leo Aristimuño primarily for students of "Convergence Culture," an undergraduate course taught at the Department of Arts, Culture, and Media, at Rutgers University, Newark.
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