Media Industry - Science topic

Hi Paivi, there are a 'few' papers that have looked into the aspect of dynamic capabilities theory (see my literature review). I'm happy to discuss with you at EMMA 2018 if you are going. If not here is the published article that Saleh (above) referred to - this was a conference paper

Oliver, J. J. (2017). Exploring industry level capabilities in the UK creative industries. Creative Industries Journal, 10(1), 75-88.

Best wishes,

John

Let me use Kenya as an example of the delicate balancing act between the freedom of  speech granted under the new constitution and hate speech laws that have attempted to define what free speech is not. Hate speech that is deemed to be a threat to national security and cohesion is categorised as a negative externality such that under the constitution is not a right of free speech and hence is a legal offence. Constitutional gurantees can act as a safeguard against censorship along with a vibrant civil society and media that continually inform the citizens to actively participate in rejecting censorship that might be a pretext to dictatorial tendencies.

A wise advertiser must have a reasonable knowledge of the his target market and therefore be wise enough to balance all the required elements proportionately. His aim is to catch thier attention and propel them to buy the product or idea he is elling

Eso es obvio doctor. Me parece que lo interesante en este caso es tratar de ver si el resto de las grandes corporaciones van a seguir el mismo camibo. Y si maniobras como la de Murdoch podráin repetirse con esos u otros protagonistas. Gracias por su respuesta en español

Majority are on the wrong track as they instead of being moderators, have become debators and judges.

Yes Henna, there are some obvious differences between the different developing countries. IN some countries like Pakistan and India the media has a fair degree of freedom while in other countries like Iran and Bangladesh, this is not the case.