Media Plurality Series: all the posts

In the last few weeks we’ve been running a special series on media plurality with the LSE Media Policy Project. Here’s a list of the featured posts, from first to last. Please feel free to comment under the individual posts, and if you would like to contribute to the blog in the new year, please email j.townend@westminster.ac.uk.

• Media Plurality Series: Is Ofcom’s ‘Share of References’ scheme fit for measuring media power? – Steven Barnett

• Media Plurality Series: Fixed ownership limits proposed for transparency and accountability – Justin Schlosberg

• Media Plurality Series: European level inertia is not justified – Petros Iosifidis

• Media Plurality Series: The transparency of media ownership – Mark Thompson

• Media Plurality Series: The impact of a 20% ownership cap is not so ‘minor’ – Rob Kenny

• Media Plurality Series: Why is the EU not protecting plurality? – Mike Harris

• Media Plurality Series: Interview with Robert Picard on policy priorities for a pluralistic society