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Sam Zell, who owned the Tribune Company, was committed to quality journalism, even if it
meant a loss in profits.
In the dual-product model, generally,
advertisers are more important than viewers
viewers are more important than advertisers
viewers and advertisers are equally important
who is most important depends on the type of medium
who is most important depends on the location of the medium
What company bought NBC in 2011?
In recent decades, ownership of mass media in the U.S. has…
Which is NOT a reason people in the U.S. are upset with our media system?
The news is too much about entertainment
Some groups are underrepresented in coverage
The government is too involved
Citizens often don’t get meaningful information
A key conflict in U.S. journalism is…
profits and public service
public service and serving democracy
public service and verification
When advertising drives content, some of the basic obligations of journalism can begin to
erode.
The money people pay in subscriptions or at the newsstand covers the production costs for
most media.
Profit and public service are mutually exclusive in journalism.
How the many businesses within a media conglomerate work together to create
advantages within a market segment is called integration.
The growing dissatisfaction with press performance in the United States is largely absent in
Great Britain.
The Constitution dictates that nothing, even economic pressure, can inhibit press freedom.
Because the U.S. and Great Britain are democracies with capitalist economic systems,
media ownership is similar in the two countries.
Owning the different companies on the media production chain is called…