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"John Nichols and Bob McChesney make a compelling, and terrifying, case that American democracy is becoming American dollarocracy. Even more compelling, and hopeful, is their case for a radical reform agenda to take power back from the corporations and give it to the people." -Naomi Klein

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McChesney traces the development of the global media monopoly, describing the activities of the main corporate players and analysing exactly how the internet is being incorporated into the system. Also examines how media conglomeration confronts democratic culture and what people are doing to change the situation. In the OPEN MEDIA series.

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From America's leading media scholar, a controversial critique of media studies.

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A controversial critique of media studies, challenging current scholarly arguments with the developing media reform movement.

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In this first paperback edition of a myth-breaking book, McChesney argues that the media, far from providing a bedrock for freedom and democracy, have become a significant anti-democratic force in the United States and, to varying degrees, worldwide.

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The sudden meltdown of the news media has sparked one of the liveliest debates in recent memory, with an outpouring of opinion and analysis crackling across journals, the blogosphere and academic publications. Yet, until now, a comprehensive and accessible introduction to this new terrain has been noticeably missing.