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This is the fourth year that I have asked my second-year students in Media Economics at the University of Navarra to do an analysis of their media expenditures and usage. First, I ask them to estimate their monthly expenditures on media, using a spreadsheet with entries for internet in the home, land line telephone, data […]
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In Brazil, Hungary, Poland, and Mexico, populist presidents have weaponized social media to undermine the press Editors of leading publications in those countries described their own strategies to defend press freedom. Key elements: don’t back down, collaborate internationally, protect your team, uncover the facts. Some of the tactics used by populist presidents include taking over […]
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This is the third year I have done an unscientific survey of my students in Media Economics about how they use their smartphones. The point of the exercise is for them to do their own assessment and make observations. In previous years they simply counted how many notifications or alerts they received on their phones […]
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