ownership and control of print media in cultural transmission
Ownership and control of print media in cultural transmission refers to the relationship between the individuals or entities who own and control print media outlets and the influence they have in shaping and disseminating cultural values, beliefs, and ideas to a wider audience. The owners and controllers of print media play a significant role in determining what information is shared with the public and how it is presented, thereby influencing the way cultural messages are received and understood by society.
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