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Curran 2003 suggests

There has been a similar ownership in the British media


2015 Main owners being news Corp DMG AND NORTHERN AND SHELL

Types of media ownership

Horizontal integration news Corp


Vertical integration Netflix


Global conglomeration Sony


Lateral expansion vergin


Synergy Disney

Pluralism represent all groups fairly

The media is democratic according to them

Economics of ownership pluralism whale 1977 argues

Media companies only want money capitalism allows them to compete

State controls pluralists argue

The state has some control over the actions of the media

Criticisms of pluralism

Libel is limited because of newspapers know their laws and won’t get into trouble

Criticisms of pluralism thornham 2007

Feminism is portrayed as dangerous and extreme

Criticisms of pluralism Curran 2005

If employees publish something harmful to owner they may lose jobs

Criticisms of pluralism trailer 2004

Journalists as participants of groups

Marxist views on ownership and control

It is intentional- instrumental Marxist

Miliband 1973 argues

Mass media represent an ideological instrument which helps reproduce class inequality

Bread and circuses instrumental Marxist theory

Tunsell and Palmer 1991 suggest that the mass media is used by the government to cover real problems

False needs Althusser

Creates a wealth gap because the working class want the middle class lifestyle which they cannot afford

Evidence supporting instrumental Marxists Curran 2003 suggests plenty of evidence throughout history

Lord beaverbrook “ I run the daily mail merely for the purpose of propaganda”

Criticisms against instrumental Marxists

Pluralists argue media owners are busy trying to make money and business decisions over content

Hegemonic Marxist view

Hegemony = dominant ideas


Top down ideology

The hegemonic Marxists suggest

Media content does support the interests of a ruling class but by accident because of the social background

Key stat

Over 50% of the top 100 journalists were educated in private schools Sutton trust 2012

Economic pressures

The gumg argue that the media’s desire to stick to the middle of the road ideology is motivated by profit not elitism

Agenda setting Jones 2015

Dominant groups want to maintain their position in society and therefor the media focuses on the poor

Post modernism strinati 1995

Uk transformed over the past 30 years


Media saturation


Globalisation