C Ann Hollifield
Biographic Data
| ID | 4192014 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Ann Hollifield |
| GIVEN NAMES | C Ann |
| FAMILY NAME | Hollifield |
| SIGNATURE | HOLLIFIELD C A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Georgia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4577-4363 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
News media viability
News media viability has become one of the central issues in media economics and management. As news organizations around the world fail or turn to journalistically unethical practices to survive, the importance of news content to government, the economy and human rights become increasingly apparent. As a result, funders are moving quickly to support research on news media viability. News media “viability” extends the concept of “sustainability” …
Is More Always Better: Examining the adverse effects of competition on media performance
While classic market economic theory argues that competition among media is better for consumers, preliminary research in emerging media markets suggests otherwise. High levels of competition in markets with limited advertising revenues may lead to poorer journalistic performance. This study tests that argument using secondary analysis of data from a purposive sample of countries where measures of news media performance and market competition exi…
Leading Community Innovation: Organizing Successful Rural Telecommunications Self-Development Projects
In the mid-1990s, many U.S. rural communities began engaging in telecommunications self-development projects in an attempt to stabilize declining economies and support long-term community viability. This study uses a comparative case-study design to assess the effectiveness of the community-action processes that five communities used to create telecommunications self-development projects. The study identifies six organizational and community proc…
Media Economics
With the rapid change in the structure and value of media industries in recent years, understanding the mechanics of such change is crucial to provide insight into the processes reproducing contemporary trends in media economics, rather than simply documenting historical patterns. Editors Alison Alexander, James Owers, and Rodney Carveth have included contributions here that address the concerns of media economics, the techniques of economic and …
Media Economics: Theory and Practice
Creating demand: Influencing information technology diffusion in rural communities
Crossing Borders: Media Management Research in a Transnational Market Environment
Transnational management issues are increasingly important in the media industry. This project examined research on the management strategies that media corporations employ as they move into overseas markets and the management issues that they face once they get there. The study concludes that research on transnational media management has been sparse and fragmented. It identifies questions that should be addressed in the future, if scholars are …
Influence of Agricultural Trade Publications on the News Agendas of National Newspapers and News Magazines
This study investigated whether news coverage in agricultural trade publications influenced the reporting agendas of national newspapers and national news magazines on a key agricultural industry issue. The study found more evidence that agricultural trade publications' news agendas were influenced by the reporting in national newspapers than the reverse. The findings suggest that because of major daily news organizations' greater organizational …
Creating demand: Influencing information technology diffusion in rural communities
Crossing Borders: Media Management Research in a Transnational Market Environment
Transnational management issues are increasingly important in the media industry. This project examined research on the management strategies that media corporations employ as they move into overseas markets and the management issues that they face once they get there. The study concludes that research on transnational media management has been sparse and fragmented. It identifies questions that should be addressed in the future, if scholars are …
Is More Always Better: Examining the adverse effects of competition on media performance
While classic market economic theory argues that competition among media is better for consumers, preliminary research in emerging media markets suggests otherwise. High levels of competition in markets with limited advertising revenues may lead to poorer journalistic performance. This study tests that argument using secondary analysis of data from a purposive sample of countries where measures of news media performance and market competition exi…
Leading Community Innovation: Organizing Successful Rural Telecommunications Self-Development Projects
In the mid-1990s, many U.S. rural communities began engaging in telecommunications self-development projects in an attempt to stabilize declining economies and support long-term community viability. This study uses a comparative case-study design to assess the effectiveness of the community-action processes that five communities used to create telecommunications self-development projects. The study identifies six organizational and community proc…
Influence of Agricultural Trade Publications on the News Agendas of National Newspapers and News Magazines
This study investigated whether news coverage in agricultural trade publications influenced the reporting agendas of national newspapers and national news magazines on a key agricultural industry issue. The study found more evidence that agricultural trade publications' news agendas were influenced by the reporting in national newspapers than the reverse. The findings suggest that because of major daily news organizations' greater organizational …
Crossing Borders: Media Management Research in a Transnational Market Environment
Transnational management issues are increasingly important in the media industry. This project examined research on the management strategies that media corporations employ as they move into overseas markets and the management issues that they face once they get there. The study concludes that research on transnational media management has been sparse and fragmented. It identifies questions that should be addressed in the future, if scholars are …
Media Economics
With the rapid change in the structure and value of media industries in recent years, understanding the mechanics of such change is crucial to provide insight into the processes reproducing contemporary trends in media economics, rather than simply documenting historical patterns. Editors Alison Alexander, James Owers, and Rodney Carveth have included contributions here that address the concerns of media economics, the techniques of economic and …
Media Economics: Theory and Practice
Creating demand: Influencing information technology diffusion in rural communities
Leading Community Innovation: Organizing Successful Rural Telecommunications Self-Development Projects
In the mid-1990s, many U.S. rural communities began engaging in telecommunications self-development projects in an attempt to stabilize declining economies and support long-term community viability. This study uses a comparative case-study design to assess the effectiveness of the community-action processes that five communities used to create telecommunications self-development projects. The study identifies six organizational and community proc…
Is More Always Better: Examining the adverse effects of competition on media performance
While classic market economic theory argues that competition among media is better for consumers, preliminary research in emerging media markets suggests otherwise. High levels of competition in markets with limited advertising revenues may lead to poorer journalistic performance. This study tests that argument using secondary analysis of data from a purposive sample of countries where measures of news media performance and market competition exi…
News media viability
News media viability has become one of the central issues in media economics and management. As news organizations around the world fail or turn to journalistically unethical practices to survive, the importance of news content to government, the economy and human rights become increasingly apparent. As a result, funders are moving quickly to support research on news media viability. News media “viability” extends the concept of “sustainability” …
Political science (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · ICT Impact and Policies (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works)