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This session considers how media is organised and paid for, looking at specific features of cultural products and the consequences of such features for cultural industries. at University of London

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This session considers how media is organised and paid for, looking at specific features of cultural products and the consequences of such features for cultural industries.
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It explores how these broad structures influence our access to the media, the form and content that media takes, and how we think about what media is ‘for’. The session aims to engage with these questions and concerns:

- How many different ways are there to make a product pay?
- Is the price of profitability the end of innovation and individual creativity?
- Is there an inevitable tension between the pursuit of business goals and public interest?
- Are there any aspects of the contemporary media that cannot be explained by the conditions of production?
Suitable for
Individuals (Enquiry not required to be through a school)
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