Lecture 8: The Neo-Liberal Model of Media Freedom

Posted on November 2, 2012 by Richard

Lecture 8 from Media Freedom Lectures on Vimeo.

Why did the 1980s and 1990s proponents of the Neo-Liberal model of media freedom believe that new information technologies would enable everyone to become a media entrepreneur?

Neo-Liberal Right of Media Freedom Defined

Lecture Notes

Old Right/New Right Diagram

Neo-Liberal Media Freedom Diagram

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