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8. Department of Trade and Industry, Future Unit, ‘Mapping the Future:
a Study of Future Thinking within the Department of Trade and
Industry’, November 1998, p. 4,
9. Dan Okrent, ‘The Death of Print?’, The Hearst New Media Lecture,
Graduate School of Journalism, Columbia University, 14 December
1999,
10. Brown, ‘Vanity and Panic’.
11. Ben H. Bagdikian, The Media Monopoly, Boston: Beacon Press, 1983
[1992], p. 123.
12. Rosalind Resnick, ‘Newspapers on the Net’, Internet World, July/August
1994, pp. 69–73.
13. Ibid., p. 70.
14. Ibid., p. 71.
15. Steve Outing, ‘Get Ready to Sell Innovative, Unique Content Online’,
Editor & Publisher Interactive, 1 March 1999,
16. Brown, ‘Vanity and Panic’.
17. Mark Toner, ‘Extended New Media Index’, Presstime, Newspaper
Association of America, 3 March 1999,
18. DTI, Future Unit, ‘Mapping the Future’, p. 19.
19. Trish Barker, ‘Banners Still Dominate’, Spike, 1999,
20. Henk Rijks, ‘Non-local Interest in Local Content …’ posted to Online
News list, 7 January 1999.
21. Clifford Stoll, Silicon Snake Oil: Second Thoughts on the Information
Highway, London: Macmillan, 1995, pp. 51–2.
22. Cited in Neda Raouf, ‘Editorial or Advertorial: What’s the Difference?’,
Online Journalism Review, May 1988,
23. Bagdikian, The Media Monopoly, p. 5.
24. Ibid., pp. ix–x.
25. DTI, Future Unit, ‘Mapping the Future’, p. 6.
26. Dan Kennedy, ‘Merger Mania’, Boston Phoenix, 1995,
27. Jesse Drew, ‘Who Owns the Internet?: an Investigation into the
Privatization and Corporate Control of the National Information
Infrastructure’, The Committee on Democratic Communications of the
National Lawyers Guild,
28. Heather Menzies, ‘Challenging Capitalism in Cyberspace: The
Information Highway, the Postindustrial Economy, and People’, in
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