Large corporations and media companies can form corporate networks through directors
who hold positions on multiple boards, potentially enabling business elites to influence the …

The pervasiveness of media in society is evidenced in the increased concentration in media
ownership since the 1980s. The proliferation of media ownership through mergers and …

This research explores the interfirm interlock networks that currently exist among publicly
traded media conglomerates operating in the United States of America. Directorship …

We examine whether common business group affiliation affects media reporting on firms
and whether firms experience any real effects as a result. We find that firms receive more …

Ample literature argues that media is vital for the functioning of democratic public discourse
and helps other firms comply with effective governance. While scholars have focused on …

We examine whether connections through common business group affiliation affect media
reporting on firms and whether firms experience any real effects consequently. We find that …

Several Latin American countries present a textbook example of a captured media system.
In many instances, seemingly free and independent media outlets remain owned or buoyed …

Over the last two decades, media companies have faced profound environmental changes,
including corporate consolidation and media convergence. Research in other industries has …

This paper explores the relationship between the co‐shareholding network and negative
media coverage in the context of China. We find that the high degree centrality and structural …

Purpose–The prevailing challenge faced by practitioners is to conduct effective media
relations, especially with the proliferation of diverse media platforms both online and offline …