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The end of public media? The UK: canary in the coal mine?

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Newspapers Print Public broadcasting Broadcasting Mass media Australia
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We have, in this brief history, a story of the varying articulation of the three business models which have, in varying degrees at different times and places, sustained public mass media: direct payment for content, payment for advertising and state subsidy.

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Richard Collins 2010
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27 Oct 2016

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