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The Economics of News Media,
Edition 1Editors: By Sangwoo Yang
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01 Aug 2026
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The Economics of News Media examines the economic underpinnings that shape news media, providing a comprehensive introduction to the field of news media economics that bridges the gap between economics, media studies, and journalism. Each chapter delves into critical topics, from the structure of news markets to the implications of media bias, competition, and evolving news landscapes in the digital age. By offering empirical studies and theoretical insights, this work not only addresses the needs of researchers and students, but also provides practical tools for professionals grappling with the economic dynamics of news media.
This is an essential resource for anyone hoping to understand the economic complexities underpinning the news landscape. With clear explanations and rich, global examples, the book offers practical knowledge and approaches to navigate the multifaceted issues of misinformation, media power, and democratic accountability in today’s media environment.
Key Features
- Offers a groundbreaking perspective on the economics of news media, analyzing the interplay between economic forces and journalistic practices to uncover the truth behind media shortcomings
- Introduces critical concepts in the field, contrasting idealistic views of journalism with economic realities
- Explores the structure and evolution of the news market and its impact on democratic processes
- Serves as an essential reference for students and researchers, and engages learners with a range of practical examples
- Addresses a significant gap in the literature by synthesizing economic theories and empirical studies
About the author
By Sangwoo Yang, Professor of Economics, Yonsei University, South Korea
1. Distant but Close Neighbors: Economics and Media
2. The News Market and Its Key Players
3. The Development of the News Market and the Transformation of Journalism
4. The Role of News Media for Democracy
5. Theories of Media Bias: The Inescapable Shackles
6. News Quality: Double Standards and Objective Criteria
7. The Virtues and Vices of Free Competition in News Markets
8. The Myth of Unbiased Reporting: Empirical Evidence
9. Media Capture and Media Power
10. Empirical Studies: Various Media Capture Cases Around the Globe
11. The Digital Age and News Media
2. The News Market and Its Key Players
3. The Development of the News Market and the Transformation of Journalism
4. The Role of News Media for Democracy
5. Theories of Media Bias: The Inescapable Shackles
6. News Quality: Double Standards and Objective Criteria
7. The Virtues and Vices of Free Competition in News Markets
8. The Myth of Unbiased Reporting: Empirical Evidence
9. Media Capture and Media Power
10. Empirical Studies: Various Media Capture Cases Around the Globe
11. The Digital Age and News Media
ISBN:
9780443450440
Page Count:
300
Retail Price
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advanced undergraduate and graduate level students of news media economics