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Media institutions are complex and durable media organizations, platforms or channels that provide stability in a communication environment such as a society or community. Media institutions include producers of content such as a newspaper, distributors of content such as a search engine and media platforms such as social media or streaming media services. The following are common examples of media institutions.
Advertising Agencies | Animation Studios | Award Academies | Community Theatre Groups | Concert Venues | Conferences | Design Studios | Digital News Outlets | Education & Learning Platforms | Film Festivals | Film Rating Boards | Film Studios | Government Broadcasting Corporations | Magazines | Media Education Institutions | Media Technology Companies | Music Festivals | Music Labels | News Agencies | Newsletters | Newspapers | Podcast Platforms | Podcasts | Press Associations | Public Access Television | Public Relations Firms | Public Service Broadcasters | Publishing Houses | Radio Stations | School Newspapers | Search Engines | Social Media Platforms | Sports Events | Streaming Media Services | Summits | Television Networks | Television Stations | Video Game Companies | Video Sharing Platforms | Wire Services |
SummaryMedia institutions are durable and often pervasive features of the communication environment of a society or community. If these institutions are biased, corrupt or incompetent in some way they may have a negative influence. Robust and competitive media institutions are a defining feature of democratic societies and advanced economies.Next: Institutions
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