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_a(CAS-BroCom) HM 742 _b2024 K96 |
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_aKüng, Lucy. _98578 |
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_aStrategic management in the media / _cLucy Küng |
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250 | _aThird Edition | ||
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_aLondon : _bSage, _c2024 |
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_axvi, 256 pages : _bill. _c24 cm |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and appendices. | ||
520 | _aThe strategic environment of the media industry is changing fast is perhapsthe greatest understatement in this updated edition of Strategic Managementin the Media.Around the globe,media organizations are coping with unparal-leled and accelerating technological disruption of a breadth and velocity neverwitnessed before.With an unjaundiced approach framed by strategic theory,including more invaluable case studies than ever before,Küng provides schol-ars, students, and practitioners with invaluable tools to map the impact onmedia industries by global platforms including the rise of creator culture,thebreathtaking speed in which streaming services now dominate media produc-tion and distribution, and the threat already posed by the rise of next-gen tech-nologies,whether coined the metaverse or generative AI. David Craig,Clinical Professor,USC Annenberg School for Communicationand Journalism,Harvard Visiting Scholar, Global Fulbright Scholar | ||
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_2LC _aThe Strategic Context _910329 |
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_2LC _aStrategic Concepts for the Media _910330 |
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_2LC _aStrategic Responses to Technological Change _910331 |
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_2LC _aCreativity and Inovation _910332 |
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_aBroadcast Communication, Bachelor of Arts in. _bStrategic management in the media _cBCM121 |
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