Patterns in media production: regional models (original) (raw)

This paper examines the evolution and diversity of media systems in Europe from the 1990s to the present, highlighting crucial transitions driven by technological advancements, competition, and Europeanization. It contrasts the European media landscape with that of the U.S., noting different ownership structures and regulatory mechanisms across Western and Eastern Europe. Additionally, it discusses the unique characteristics of media systems in various European regions, showcasing the influences of public funding, state control, and market dynamics on media production.