Suchergebnisse

The media institutions of a country can be studied as a system in which a set of input-output relationships bind its constituent elements in a network of mutual dependences. Significant variation in the activity of one component will be associated with significant variation of all other components. A system's approach to the Maltese media would show that they are "essentially secondary bodies; entirely dependent on others for the news and opinions they pass on; and highly constrained in their operation by a number of political, economic, cultural and technological factors". ; peer-reviewed