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Handbook of Media Economics: A Comprehensive Guide to the Business of Media

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Handbook of Media Economics

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Language	:	English
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The Handbook of Media Economics is a comprehensive guide to the business of media. It covers a wide range of topics, from the history of the media industry to the latest trends in media technology. The book is written by a team of experts in the field, and it provides a wealth of information for anyone who wants to understand the economics of media.

History of the Media Industry

The media industry has a long and complex history. The first mass media outlet was the newspaper, which emerged in the 17th century. Newspapers were followed by magazines, radio, and television. In recent years, the media industry has been revolutionized by the rise of the internet and digital technology.

The Business of Media

The media industry is a complex and dynamic business. Media companies are constantly trying to find new ways to reach their audiences and generate revenue. The book covers a wide range of topics related to the business of media, including:

* Media ownership and concentration * Media regulation * Media finance * Media marketing * Media distribution

Media Technology

Media technology is constantly evolving. New technologies are constantly being developed that allow media companies to reach their audiences in new ways. The book covers a wide range of media technologies, including:

* Digital media * Social media * Mobile media * Virtual reality * Augmented reality

The Future of Media

The future of media is uncertain. However, the book provides a number of insights into what the future may hold for the media industry. The book discusses the following trends:

* The rise of digital media * The decline of traditional media * The globalization of the media industry * The growth of user-generated content

Handbook of Media Economics

5 out of 5