Conflicts between media companies through their media (1977-2018)
Abstract
The media companies in Spain (press, radio broadcasting and television) have not only competed by seeking to provide a better information service, they have also done so by using their media as a tool to inflict damage on their rivals: revealing information harmful to them or questioning their honesty and professional ethics. In the recent history of Spain there have been times when this type of practice has been more pronounced, coinciding with the application of a media management model, 'author media' , where one single person takes control of the company's journalistic aims and its business interests. This model clearly worked between 1976 and 2017.
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