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MASS MEDIA AND THE STATE IN SWEDEN.

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Author(s): HADENIUS, STIG
Source:
Gazette: International Journal for Communication Studies; 1977, Vol. 23 Issue 2, p105-115, 11p
Subject Terms:
MASS media policy; MASS media; FREEDOM of the press; MEDIA rights; PRESS law; GOVERNMENT & the press; GOVERNMENT aid to the press; SUBSIDIES laws

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- Subject Terms:
  SWEDEN
- Abstract:
  The article offers information related to mass media policy in Sweden wherein the first press law was created in 1766. It states that the press law policy in the country has five characteristics including the freedom of establishment, prohibition of censorship, and the protection of informants. It mentions that the provision of all-round information, transmission of communication, and control of those in power are among the four essential functions of media. Moreover, it discusses the press development and the press production subsidies.

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