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What is a monopoly in the media industry?
What is a monopoly in the media industry?
- A market controlled by multiple companies
- A market dominated by a single firm (correct)
- A market with no regulation
- A market with unlimited competition
Which market structure involves a few firms controlling the majority of market share?
Which market structure involves a few firms controlling the majority of market share?
- Monopoly
- Oligopoly (correct)
- Free market
- Limited competition
Limited competition is also known as:
Limited competition is also known as:
- Monopolistic competition (correct)
- Free market
- Oligopoly
- Public broadcasting
What is one main source of revenue for media companies?
What is one main source of revenue for media companies?
Fixed and variable costs in media production refer to:
Fixed and variable costs in media production refer to:
What is a merger in media economics?
What is a merger in media economics?
A major concern with media consolidation is:
A major concern with media consolidation is:
Cultural imperialism refers to:
Cultural imperialism refers to:
What is a global media giant?
What is a global media giant?
How has the digital revolution affected media?
How has the digital revolution affected media?
Audience fragmentation occurs when:
Audience fragmentation occurs when:
Antitrust laws are designed to:
Antitrust laws are designed to:
A key effect of deregulation in media is:
A key effect of deregulation in media is:
Digital distribution has changed the media industry by:
Digital distribution has changed the media industry by:
One concern about media consolidation is that it may:
One concern about media consolidation is that it may:
Flashcards
Global Media Giant
Global Media Giant
A multinational corporation that has significant influence in global media markets.
Digital Revolution's Effect on Media
Digital Revolution's Effect on Media
It has revolutionized content distribution and increased accessibility.
Audience Fragmentation
Audience Fragmentation
Audiences divided into smaller segments due to a wide variety of media choices.
Antitrust Laws
Antitrust Laws
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Deregulation's effect
Deregulation's effect
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Digital Distribution's Impact
Digital Distribution's Impact
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Media Consolidation Concern
Media Consolidation Concern
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Monopoly
Monopoly
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Oligopoly
Oligopoly
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Limited Competition
Limited Competition
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Advertising
Advertising
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Fixed vs Variable Costs
Fixed vs Variable Costs
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Merger
Merger
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Concern with Media Consolidation
Concern with Media Consolidation
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Cultural Imperialism
Cultural Imperialism
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Study Notes
- A monopoly is a market dominated by a single firm.
- Oligopoly is a market structure involves a few firms controlling the majority of market share.
- Limited competition is also known as monopolistic competition.
- Advertising is one main source of revenue for media companies.
- Fixed and variable costs in media production refer to costs that remain constant vs. costs that change with production levels.
- A merger in media economics is the combination of two or more companies into one.
- A major concern with media consolidation is decreased competition and fewer diverse viewpoints.
- Cultural imperialism refers to one culture's media dominating another's.
- A global media giant is a multinational corporation that influences global markets.
- The digital revolution has transformed traditional distribution models.
- Audience fragmentation occurs when audiences are divided into smaller groups due to many media options.
- Antitrust laws are designed to regulate media ownership and prevent monopolies.
- A key effect of deregulation in media is a rise in corporate mergers and acquisitions.
- Digital distribution has changed the media industry by allowing more people to access media content in different ways.
- One concern about media consolidation is that it can lead to fewer independent media voices.
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