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The Asian Media & Mass Communication Conference 2010 Osaka, Japan<br />

independent. Considering the interdependent relation among factors, another decision<br />

making approach, analytic network process (ANP), can be applied to handle such<br />

problems. Moreover, AHP ignores the fuzziness of executives’ judgment during the<br />

decision-making process. We suggest that follow-up researchers could analyze this<br />

topic with the concept of fuzzy sets.<br />

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