A Note on Pricing and Efficiency in Print Media Industries

Actors on print media markets face two different (and interrelated) demand curves: the demand for copies and the demand for advertising space. This paper develops a realistic, yet simple, model of print media industries. In contrast to earlier studies, it takes into account that print media firms can neither set advertising space nor its price. A main finding of this paper is that competitive concerns regarding recent concentrations in print media industries are likely to be overstated since a print media firms? cover pricing is limited by its feedback on advertising demand. --print media,advertising,product pricing

Print Media vs. Digital Manifest Destiny

Every communications medium reflects and reinforces intellectual habits and content patterns unique to the medium. A digital/internet hegemony is a paradoxical foreclosure on breadth of mind since digital formats do not reflect or reinforce the intellectual habits and content patterns unique to other media, especially books. A credible educational process w ill take appropriate advantage of digital media without allowing its influence to repress breadth of mind

Comparative Analysis of the public discourse about fusion and nuclear energy before and after Fukushima: WP12-SER-ACIF-1 Final Report

This report presents a comparative analysis of media coverage of fusion and fission energy before and after the accident in the nuclear reactors of Fukushima, Japan. The analysis is based on research conducted under the EFDA Workprogramme 2012, addressing three national-based print media – Germany, Spain and Portugal as well as English-language print media addressing transnational elite

The future of the Belgian Press

Overview of the Belgian print media landscape with comarative approach for Flanders and Walloni

Religion in print media

Recently media has been highly focused in interfaith and religions relationships, based on the latest events in and out Albania. This issue is extremely highlighted because of the fact that Albania introduces quite a miscellaneous interfaith mosaic. Induced by specific cases (Charlie Hebdo, Albanian Ambassador in Vatican, use of Greek in the Eastern ritual of Orthodox Church) this article intends to report and describe media attitude for the above mentioned, opinions and analyses as well as audience attitude. This article wishes to tell the independent attitude, used language, analysis of the case and the space used for this article study

A Note on Pricing and Efficiency in Print Media Industries

Actors on print media markets face two different (and interrelated) demand curves: the demand for copies and the demand for advertising space. This paper develops a realistic, yet simple, model of print media industries. In contrast to earlier studies, it takes into account that print media firms can neither set advertising space nor its price. A main finding of this paper is that competitive concerns regarding recent concentrations in print media industries are likely to be overstated since a print media firms’ cover pricing is limited by its feedback on advertising demand

A Note on Pricing and Efficiency in Print Media Industries

Actors on print media markets face two different (and interrelated) demand curves: the demand for copies and the demand for advertising space. This paper develops a realistic, yet simple, model of print media industries. In contrast to earlier studies, it takes into account that print media firms can neither set advertising space nor its price. A main finding of this paper is that competitive concerns regarding recent concentrations in print media industries are likely to be overstated since a print media firms’ cover pricing is limited by its feedback on advertising demand

Print-Media Beyond Academia

Printmaking as an art discipline has been taught in different visual and fine arts academic programs around the world for hundreds of years. Thousands of printmaking students have graduated from different Art schools hoping to continue pursuing and fulfilling their artistic aspiration and passion, however, only handful of those, mostly university-affiliated, manage to do so. Obviously many factors may contribute to that phenomenon, however; the unavailability of printmaking equipment, which exist mainly in the educational institutions, the high cost of printmaking materials and the absences of the promotion and marketing of printmaking art, may be the most conspicuous factors that drive printmaking artists to quit. This research aims to explore new approaches that enable printmaking students to continue working in the real world after leaving the confinement of their educational institution and to investigate different possible solutions that may allow Printmaking Art and Artists to survive outside the Academic institution. Keywords: Print-Media, Printmaking Art, Printmaking Art Education, Experimental Printmaking, Printmaking Co-Ops

AIDS print media resource directory: A Prototype for the centralization of AIDS print media in Monroe County, New York

The purpose of this project was to design and develop a prototype for an AIDS Print Media Resource Directory which catalogs AIDS related print media produced and distributed by the various social service agencies of Monroe County, New York. The prototype directory centralizes AIDS print media into a single re source directory considering the following factors: user population, print specifications, agency producer, year produced, availability and location of producer. The project considers expansion of the directory to a state and national level. The directory, if published, would benefit the social service agencies of Monroe County as well as individuals in need of AIDS print media for the following reasons: 1) research efficiency and organization, 2) elimination of duplicated print media information and 3) education regarding AIDS. AIDS print media was collected from the social service agencies of Mon roe County, New York. Various design styles, of the print media collected, were selected such as posters, brochures, and newsletters. A code system was developed to catalog the print media pieces. A page layout grid and typographic specifications were designed to develop an efficient and organized AIDS Print Media Resource Directory. Selected AIDS print media pieces were used to develop the prototype directory using the code system, page layout grid and type specifications. The directory prototype was distributed for evaluation