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You want what we’ve got — Big Tech v Big JournalismJason Whittaker, Reaction Books, £16.99JASON WHITTAKER has produced a comprehensive and intriguing examination of the media world over recent decades.He plots how legacy (traditional) media has gone from a position of dominance and power in the early 1990s — with high advertising revenues bringing in big profits — to one of fading influence today.
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