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This biography shows how Murdoch's approach to the acquisition of influence has benefited from being diluted across three different political cultures - the US, Britain and Australia - even in the media-saturated, global-village culture he has been instrumental in creating. And because of the physical and cultural distances between the three Murdochs has been able to influence political affairs with impunity. Is this a good thing? The book argues convincingly that it is not, and indeed that it does against fundamental principles of democracy. Arguing that the freedom of the press is not just in our interest but a matter of life and death, it builds a case against the dangers of media monopoly. 580 pages. Pages browned. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Biography; Biography & Autobiography; Media. ISBN: 0743239369. ISBN/EAN: 9780743239363. Inventory No: 237821. Hardcover
Title: The Murdoch Archipelago
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: Australia, Simon & Schuster: 2003
ISBN Number: 0743239369
ISBN Number 13: 9780743239363
Book Condition: Very Good Condition
Jacket Condition: Very Good
Seller ID: 237821
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