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Ejerforhold – digital infrastruktur

Ejerforhold – digital infrastruktur Ejerforhold i digital infrastruktur henviser til, hvilke aktører der ejer og kontrollerer digital infrastruktur, samt hvordan ejerskab og kontrol er organiseret og fordelt mellem dem. Medieforskningen har længe været interesseret i, hvordan medier, især traditionelle massemedier, og deres produktions- og distributionsinfrastruktur ejes og kontrolleres (Golding og Murdock 1991, Wasko 2003; se […]

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Forfatter Kristian Sick

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Lai og Flensburg 2023; Lai m.fl. 2026.

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