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Maxwell

Joe Haines

1988

Research in Law and Economics

Austin J. Jaffee

1987

A charge delivered to the clergy of the Diocese of Salisbury

Church of England. Diocese of Salisbury. Bishop (1837-1854 : Denison)

1845

Wild goose chase

Terri Thayer

2008

Press concentration and monopoly

James P. Winter, Robert G. Picard

1988

Outrageous fortunes

Rod Holmgren

2001

Conglomerates and the media

Patricia Aufderheide

1997

Heywood & Massey's lunacy practice

N. Arthur Heywood

1907

Who owns you?

David R. Koepsell

2009

Knightfall

Davis Merritt

2005

The A-Z guide to federal employment laws for the small business owner

Berit Everhart

2010

The king of cash

Christopher Winans

1995

Owning the earth

Andro Linklater

2013

Global media

David P. Demers

1999

Who owns the media?

Benjamin M. Compaine

1979

Rushing Amy

Julie Brannagh

2014

Manufacturing consent

Edward S. Herman, John Pruden, Noam Chomsky

1988 ★ 4.2

The Rise And Fall Of The Murdoch Empire

John Lisners

2012

Megamedia

Dean Alger

1998

Culture conglomerates

William M. Kunz

2007

Lunacy practice

N. Arthur Heywood

1900

Owning the Genome

David B. Resnik

2004

Johnson's English dictionary

Samuel Johnson

1830

Review of "The new divinity tried", or, an examination of the Rev. Mr. Rand's strictures on a sermon delivered by the Rev. C.G. Finney, on making a new heart

Asa Rand

1832

Mine!

Shutta Crum

2011

The deal from hell

James O'Shea, James O’Shea

2011

How to open & operate a financially successful retail business

Janet Engle

2007

Rich media, poor democracy

Robert Waterman McChesney, Robert W. McChesney

1999

Media ownership and democracy in the digital information age

Mark N. Cooper

2003

The new media monopoly

Ben H. Bagdikian

2004

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