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• Article | Mathieu GAULÈNE | 08.06.16 | 15:49

  Is Dentsu Pulling the Strings in the Japanese Media Industry?

  
  Dentsu, the world's fifth communications group, holds most of Japan's ad market, which has an impact on the freedom of the media in this country.
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• Article | François QUINTON | 25.03.16 | 11:48

  Are foundations the solution to the journalism crisis?

  
  Interview with Rodney Benson,associate professor in the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication at New York University. Rodney Benson is the author of “The New American Media Landscape”  and “Are Foundations the Solution to the American Journalistic Crisis?”
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• Article | Vincent MANILEVE | 26.11.14 | 15:02

  Is BuzzFeed a normal media?

  
  Known for its LOLcats, BuzzFeed now aims at becoming a media like any others. Interview of Scott Lamb, VP of BuzzFeed International.
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• Article | Luciano BOSIO | 30.09.14 | 15:13

  What if the French daily press won its digital wager?

  
  All of this talk of the crisis in the written press and the decline of newspapers is too easy. Luciano Bosio predicts that the French daily press will hold up well, and that digital media are stirring up stimulating competition that is bringing about new business models.
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• Article | Hélène LECUYER | 15.04.14 | 15:03

  The Times of India, a journalistic business

  
  The Times of India, the world’s leading English-language newspaper, continues to be highly profitable due to a marketing strategy that is shaking up journalistic practices, for better or worse.
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• Article | Simon CLAUS | 06.02.14 | 15:52

  Quebec: portrait of a concentrated media landscape

  
  Welcome to Quebec, where two groups share 97 % of the daily French-speaking press.
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• Article | Hélène LECUYER | 14.01.14 | 15:58

  No crisis for the Indian media

  
  Driven by regionalization, India’s print media has continued to grow in terms of circulation and revenue. Will it manage to avoid the upheaval rocking the industry around the world for much longer?
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• Article | Isabelle MEURET | 17.12.13 | 16:05

  A short history of long-form journalism

  
  Does long-form journalism still have its place in the written press? A look at the forerunners and at the pioneers of recent times of the genre.
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• Article | La Rédaction INAGLOBAL | 31.07.13 | 10:54

  To reread this summer #digital #social #economics

  INA Global's editorial staff has selected the must-read articles on creative industries and media from recent months for you.
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• Article | Karin DANJAUME | 25.06.13 | 14:35

  Online media seeking a stronger relationship with readers

  [NEWS] In its constant hunt for the new idea that will bring it out of crisis, the media is increasingly turning to readers, with the objective – among others – of tightening the bonds between newspapers and the public for news of greater quality.
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