[ecrea] Media Policy and Governance - Oxford Bibliographies Online

We have been asked to develop an online reference guide on “*_Media 
Policy and Governance”_* for the Oxford Bibliographies Online 
<http://aboutobo.com/> (OBO).


- The guide would provide the most important and significant sources and 
scholarship in the area of media policy and governance.

- The guide is supposed to feature a selective list of bibliographic 
citations supported by direct recommendations about which sources to 
consult and editorial commentary to show how the cited sources are 
interrelated.

In lieu of us single handedly deciding which source is to be considered 
seminal, we would like the guide to reflect the consensus of a broad 
group of experts like you. So we need your input!

What source(s) (textbooks, books, journals, articles and nonprofit 
organizations or research institutes) do you consider significant and 
which do you use most often in your research and/or teaching on this 
subject? Do you use a reading list or are you aware of a reading list on 
the subject that you feel captures the core literature on media policy?

Any input will make the reference guide more valuable, so thanks much in 
advance. And we will share a version of the guide with all who 
contributed to it for your own reference!

Many thanks,

Monroe E. Price, Stefaan G. Verhulst and Manuel Puppis

Editors


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Monroe E. Price
Director
Center for Global Communications Studies
Annenberg School for Communication
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pa. 19104
www.global.asc.upenn.edu <http://www.global.asc.upenn.edu>

Professor of Law
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
New York City, New York