media policy is the major strategies that guide the media in achieving the specific objectives. since the field of media policy area in the country is unknown, purpose of this study is carried out theoretical research in the field of media policy and develops a theoretical framework. theoretically there are two approaches in the field of media policy. the first approach is that the traditional ...

because of the complex and variable environment of media organization, its need a road map to help them to manage this environment and respond effectively to sudden changes in front of that. policy making in media organization can play an important role in this regard. in this study has been studied the policy-making process in the islamic republic of iran broadcasting (irib) and damages of thi...

Mass media plays a crucial role in information distribution and thus in the political market and public policy making. Theory predicts that information provided by mass media reflects the media’s incentives to provide news to different types of groups in society, and affects these groups’ influence in policy-making. We use data on agricultural policy from 67 countries, spanning a wide range of ...

Organizations need to provide effective policies in aligning their social media use with organizational goals to realize the expected benefits of social media. However, while social media use has been studied, social media policy research is lacking. This study aims to examine impacts of social media policy and active use on value creation. Drawing on the Model of IT/Business Value, we assessed...

Amy Jordan addresses the need to balance the media industry's potentially important contributions to the healthy development of America's children against the consequences of excessive and age-inappropriate media exposure. Much of the philosophical tension regarding how much say the government should have about media content and delivery stems from the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment protec...

In this paper, we identify a mechanism through which media concentration reduces political polarization and media competition (via media specialization) increases polarization. This mechanism may help explain the patterns of US Congressional polarization. In an effort to avoid offending potential customers, a concentrated media avoids making clear-cut endorsements and, as a result, provides lit...