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JMM Volume 6, No. 3 & 4 - Impact of Regulatory Changes on Media Market Competition and Media Management
	Below you will find links to the articles published in this issue....
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JMM Volume 6, No. 1 & 2 - Traditional Media and the Internet: the Search for Viable Business Models
	Welcome to the first issue of the International Journal on Media Management of this year, a double issue devoted to the theme “Traditional Media and the Internet: The Search for Viable Business Models.” We hope that our focus theme provides you with a deeper understanding of how the Internet has changed the nature of traditional media industries and that we can give you a preliminary view of things to come. Our invited Guest Editor, Sylvia M. Chan-Olmsted from the University of Florida,...
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JMM Volume 5, No.4, 2003 - The Impact of Financial Markets on Media Management Practices
	The financial markets have been called the media industry's "Third Market." In recent decades, the competition for investment capital among the major media corporations arguably has become as much a focus of management effort and strategy as the competition for audience and advertisers. Among media scholars, practitioners and even the public, this development has been a source of concern. Many critics have argued that as the industry has matured, consolidated and come to be dominated ...
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JMM Volume 5, No.3, 2003 - Culture and the Media Industry
	This issue of the JMM focuses on a subject that lies at the heart of the media sector - culture. Culture, in its many incarnations, features in a surprisingly varied range of contexts relating to recent developments in the media industry. Computer hacker culture has been credited as the root of consumers' unwillingness to pay for downloaded music. Incompatible corporate cultures have been blamed for media mergers that fail to achieve their promised potential. Mass market media products ...
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JMM Volume 5, No. 2, 2003 - General Issues in Media Management
	Welcome to the summer issue of JMM in 2003, which contains five articles that adress several of important factors and concents in media management today: convergence, mobility, e-newspapers to name just a few. You will also find interesting book reviews. We hope you enjoy reading it. ...
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JMM Volume 5, No. 1, 2003 - The Future of Convergence
	Welcome to Volume 5 of JMM with a very vibrant and current focus theme – The Future of Convergence. Five years ago, in Autumn 1999, the first issue of our journal started with five articles all devoted to various aspects of convergence in, very new at that time, the media environment – Web TV, multimedia and digital news. All those excellent contributions have been widely read and referred to. In this issue we revisit the same theme with new insights and five more years ...
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JMM Volume 4, No. 4, 2002 - Media and Enterpreneurship
	The theme of this issue of the International Journal on Media Management is “Media and Entrepreneurship”. The purpose of this theme was to provide a forum for topics addressing issues related to the impact of entrepreneurship in the field of media and telecommunications. Four articles were chosen for publication within these theme....
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JMM Volume 4, No. 3, 2002 - The Future of Copyright
	“If we pursue developments to their logical conclusion, it is not surprising that some people have predicted the demise of copyright, at least in cyberspace, within our own lifetime.” – This statement by – yes – the Assistant Director General in charge of Copyright, at the World Intellectual Property Organization, made at a conference this summer describes the current dilemma. The dilemma is not posed, as it seems, by the gap between technological development,...
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JMM Volume 4, No. 2, 2002 - New Media Impact on Traditional Media Management
	A full package of media management articles mark this issue of JMM – The International Journal on Media Management. This one deals with a very important issue – the new media impact on traditional media management. Four articles are devoted entirely to the focus theme. The first one tackle the question of new media and the transformation of book publishing industry. Nina D. Ziv of the Polytechnic University from New York reaches into the future facing the book publishing industry. Emergence ...
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JMM Volume 4, No. 1, 2002 - Media and Communities
	Media and communities provide the focal point for this issue. We can find here many ways in which media researchers can define the term “communities” and articles included in this issue reflect the definitions of this. Needles to say that all of them find the concept of communities highly important within media management....
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JMM Volume 3, No. 4, 2001 - Branding
	In this issue we focus on branding and its importance in the field of media management. Brands have become an inextricable part of our everyday lives. Many brands have been around for more than a century, but the past decades have seen many displaced by new names, such as Microsoft and Nokia: the flagship brands of new media industries. ...
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JMM Volume 3, No. 3, 2001 - Corporate Communications Management
	This issue`s focus theme in the International Journal on Media Management is "Corporate Communications Management". For some readers, this might be a surprise in the first place: Media management is the management of media industries - including, of course, new digital media -, while Corporate Communications is public relations, media relations or simply the press office. Obviously, communications are important for any corporation and its management. Thus, why does communications ...
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JMM Volume 3, No. 2, 2001 - The Customer/Consumer Perspective
	Welcome to 2001 Summer Issue of JMM, the International journal on Media Management. This JMM-issue focuses on the consumer perspective in media management. Seven articles cover a very broad range of consumer issues starting from theoretical discussion, looking at Eastern Europe, and presenting practical implementations of consumer centered media management....
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JMM Volume 3, No.1, 2001 - Content Management
	Welcome to another Issue of JMM. Focus theme of this issue was dedicated to Content Management. Companies and organizations, which present information online, need valuable content suited to the user needs. The central problem today is not a lack of amount of information but a lack of systems and concepts which convert it to valuable content as well as enable to...
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JMM Volume 2, No. 3/4, 2000 - Legal Issues
	Welcome to the autumn/winter issue 2000 of the JMM - The International Journal on Media Management. Edited by the Institute for Media and Communications Management of the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, the journal is dedicated to investigating the development and management of new media and innovations in worldwide communications. You are warmly invited to visit our website (www. mediajournal.org) for access to the digital archive of journal's in-depth reporting. ...
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JMM Volume 2, No. 2, 2000 - New Services, Technologies and Devices
	In this issue we have a distinguished group of authors, whose collected articles mainly cluster around the challenges arising from new digital media for the content industry. Through new services, technologies, and devices, innovative business models and products are required and the potentialities imbedded in the change have to be exploited. ...
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JMM Vol. 2, No. 1, 2000: - Interactivity
	In this issue, the emphasis is placed on general questions in the field of media economics and new media management with a special focus on interactivity. We gratefully acknowledge all of the contributions we received. The outright peer reviewed articles focus on transition in the media industry's different sectors and its new environment, settings and business models, all of which are required for this transition. ...
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JMM Volume 1, No.1, 1999: - Media Convergence
	This journal focuses on the fundamental changes that the new media and communications technologies have made to enterprises, organizations and society. We are witness to how different media competencies and skills are melting together in a rush. New intermediaries and new customer communities demand novel business policies and pose questions of economic, managerial, judicial, political, and social management. ...
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