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===Overview===
===Overview===
===Design Characteristics of A communications Platform For a Liberal Public Platform or a Liberal Public Sphere===
===The Emergence of the Commercial Mass-Media Platform for the Public Sphere===
===Basic Critiques of Mass Media===
====Mass Media as a Platform for the Public Sphere====
====Media Concentration: The Power of Ownership and Money====
====Commercialism, Journalism, and Political Inertness====
==Sources==
===[[Sources cited in the chapter]]===
===[[Other relevant readings]]===
==Case Studies==
===[[Supporting examples]]===
===[[Counter-examples]]===
==Key Concepts==

Revision as of 13:46, 28 March 2006

Summary of the chapter

Overview

Design Characteristics of A communications Platform For a Liberal Public Platform or a Liberal Public Sphere

The Emergence of the Commercial Mass-Media Platform for the Public Sphere

Basic Critiques of Mass Media

Mass Media as a Platform for the Public Sphere

Media Concentration: The Power of Ownership and Money

Commercialism, Journalism, and Political Inertness

Sources

Sources cited in the chapter

Other relevant readings

Case Studies

Supporting examples

Counter-examples

Key Concepts

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