Philip M. Napoli

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Deconstructing the diversity principle
This article presents an examination of the diversity principle in communications policy. Given the Federal Communication Commission's recent emphasis on diversity as a policy objective, diversity… Expand
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Audience Economics: Media Institutions and the Audience Marketplace
The Audience MarketplaceThe Predicted Audience - Measured Audience RelationshipThe Measured Audience - Actual Audience RelationshipAudience ValuationNew Technologies and the Audience ProductThe… Expand
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Foundations of communications policy : principles and process in the regulation of electronic media
Part 1 Introduction: Plan of the Book. Part 2 Foundation Principles and Communications Policymaking: The Unique Nature of Communications Regulation The Extended Potential Influence of Communications… Expand
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Revisiting ‘mass communication’ and the ‘work’ of the audience in the new media environment
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Consumer Use of Medical Information from Electronic and Paper Media: A Literature Review
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Exposure Diversity Reconsidered
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The Emerging Mobile Internet Underclass: A Critique of Mobile Internet Access
TLDR
This article provides a critical comparative analysis of mobile versus personal computer (PC)-based Internet access. Expand
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Rethinking Program Diversity Assessment: An Audience-Centered Approach
The marketplace metaphor that provides the foundation for the regulation of electronic media assumes not only that a diversity of content is available, but also that audiences expose themselves to… Expand
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Automated Media: An Institutional Theory Perspective on Algorithmic Media Production and Consumption
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We explore the utility of institutional theory as a potentially useful analytical framework for continued inquiry into the role of algorithms in the operation of media systems, and by offering some suggestions for ways in which an institutional analytical frame can be extended into algorithmic contexts. Expand
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THE MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS METAPHOR IN COMMUNICATIONS REGULATION
The ‘marketplace of ideas’ metaphor has been interpreted from democratic and economic theory perspectives. These different interpretive approaches emphasize different policy objectives and have been… Expand
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