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CURRAN&&&SEATON
Concentration*of*ownership*
Media*concentration*
Monopolies*
Hegemony*of*elites
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Media Ownership and Concentration: An Analysis by Curran & Seaton, Study notes of Media & Society
The concepts of media concentration, monopolies, and hegemony of elites in media ownership through the works of james curran and jean seaton. It includes references to related youtube videos and academic resources for further study. Useful for university students in media studies or communications courses.
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CURRAN & SEATON
Concentration of ownership
Media concentration
Monopolies
Hegemony of elites
2 CURRAN & SEATON Mrs Fisher https://youtu.be/KUteUbVS5DA Media ownership https://youtu.be/xj8iGsEbbtg Here's a good YouTube intro to James Curran, Jean Seaton & David Hesmondhalgh (duration 25 mins) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcoZZCSdXl
Close links to David Hesmondhalgh and similar political
economy models of media ownership.
OCR slideshare on applying industry theory to Deutschland 83 and Stranger Things https://www.slideshare.net/LouiseDownie/applying-theory-media-industries Use Disney or Netflix as a case study and discuss how far Curran & Seaton’s ideas are relevant compared to audience theories such as Clay Shirky and Henry Jenkins.