Taking Stock: Journalism and the Publicly Traded Newspaper Company examines corporate ownership of newspapers and its affect on newspapers. The development of the publicly-traded newspaper company places responsibility to shareholders on corporate newspaper owners. Tension between journalistic values, corporate values, and responsibilities is presented in this study, which sheds empirical light on the fit between objectives. The study of various aspects of this issue suggests possible remedies, structural and/or legal, for ensuring that operation of newspaper companies reflects the special nature of newspapers in democratic society.
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cumulative shareholder return, traded newspaper companies, traded newspaper company, shareholder investment return, largest institutional investors, newspaper segment, publishing segment, circulation revenues, newspaper advertising revenues, operating newspapers, one vote per share, newspaper revenues, journalistic quality, daily newspaper circulation, newsprint mill, editorial judgment, combined circulation, operating profit margins, segment accounts, stock awards, editorial quality Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Washington Post, Dow Jones, Knight Ridder, New York Times, Media General, Wall Street, Journal Register, Central Newspapers, Times Mirror, Lee Enterprises, First Amendment, Hutchins Commission Report, United States, Hollinger International, Supreme Court, American Society of Newspaper Editors, Gray Communications, American Journalism Review, Katherine Fulton, Petersburg Times, Los Angeles Times, Newspaper Association of America, Randall Bezanson, Tour of Our Uncertain Future, Anthony Ridder New!
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cumulative shareholder return, traded newspaper companies, traded newspaper company, shareholder investment return, largest institutional investors, newspaper segment, publishing segment, circulation revenues, newspaper advertising revenues, operating newspapers, one vote per share, newspaper revenues, journalistic quality, daily newspaper circulation, newsprint mill, editorial judgment, combined circulation, operating profit margins, segment accounts, stock awards, editorial quality Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Washington Post, Dow Jones, Knight Ridder, New York Times, Media General, Wall Street, Journal Register, Central Newspapers, Times Mirror, Lee Enterprises, First Amendment, Hutchins Commission Report, United States, Hollinger International, Supreme Court, American Society of Newspaper Editors, Gray Communications, American Journalism Review, Katherine Fulton, Petersburg Times, Los Angeles Times, Newspaper Association of America, Randall Bezanson, Tour of Our Uncertain Future, Anthony Ridder New!
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- Strategic Management by Robert E. Hoskisson on page 102, and page 104
- Financial Performance by Rory Knight B.Com M.Com MA (Oxon.) Ph.D C.A Dean Templeton College Oxford University Fellow in Finance on page 34, and page 39
- Taxes on Knowledge in America: Exactions on the Press from Colonial Times to the Present by Randall P. Bezanson on page 118, and page 145
- Read All About It!:: The Corporate Takeover of America's Newspapers by James D. Squires on page 92, and page 96
- Manufacturing the News by Mark Fishman on page 121
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- Media Concentration and Democracy: Why Ownership Matters (Communication, Society and Politics) by C. Edwin Baker in Back Matter (1), Back Matter (2), and Back Matter (3)
- Media Management in the Age of Giants: Business Dynamics of Journalism by Dennis F. Herrick on page 9, and page 223
- Knightfall: Knight Ridder and How the Erosion of Newspaper Journalism Is Putting Democracy at Risk by Davis Merritt in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Newswriter's Handbook: An Introduction to Journalism by M. L. Stein on page 139
- Democracy and the News by Herbert J. Gans in Back Matter
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