Titlebook: State Aid for Newspapers; Theories, Cases, Act Paul Murschetz Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Governance.Media Industry.Ne

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Greece: Press Subsidies in Turmoilation (4 out of 11 million) is concentrated in the wider metropolitan area of Athens, Greece’s capital. The birth of the modern Greek print media largely coincided with the struggle for independence from the Ottoman rule in 1821 (Koumarianou 2005), and its development paralleled the growth of politi

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Hungary: The State as Strong Media Governor forces of the free market. However, this has now come to an end. Until the revolutionary changes of 1989/1990, the communist system dominated the media. There were no commercial broadcasting companies and print media were supervised by the state. After the Press Law of 1986, it became rather easy f

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State Aid for Newspapers: First Theoretical Disputeses: They should reduce a person’s or company’s cost of producing and bringing a commodity to market, and, secondly, by reducing the price of the commodity, should increase its consumption beyond what competitive market forces would provide for.

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Austria: Press Subsidies in Search of a New Designption—the Viennese region with two million inhabitants). And it is part of the German language area, which means that a great number of widely read special interest magazines and some weekly magazines are produced and published in Germany. The same goes for the television sector.

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State Support for News: Why Subsidies? Why Now? What Kinds?sting industries or to promote new ones and in cultural policy to promote domestic objectives related to national artistic expression, identity, and facilitation of social and political development (Picard 2008b).

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