Titlebook: Newspapers: A Lost Cause?; Strategic Management Patrick Hendriks Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 Change.Internet.P

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Epilogue The Myth of The Death of Newspapers,This book started with a research question that was formulated as follows:

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The Newspaper Industry in a State of Flux,centration that might result from this strategic move. As a consequence of the take-over . becomes the largest newspaper publisher in the Netherlands, controlling four of the five remaining national newspapers, some 31 percent of total newspaper circulation and 58 percent of total national circulati

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Vertical Integration and Horizontal Mergers and Acquisitions,re problems, such as for example a structural decline of circulation and readership, or a dramatic decrease of retail advertising, newspaper management has generally preferred to avoid making major changes. Although strategy of newspaper firms seems very stable, in the sense that the strategic paths

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Expansion Strategies of Newspaper Firms: Diversification and Innovation,rrently the largest newspaper publisher in the Netherlands, is also managing a diversified portfolio of businesses and has a large educational publishing subsidiary. Table 5.1 gives an impression of the extent to which (a sample of) publicly traded media companies involved in newspaper publishing we

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