The deregulation movement returned media economics to nineteenth-century principles.

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The deregulation movement, which began in the 1980s, aimed to remove government regulations on media ownership and operations. This resulted in a concentration of ownership among a few large corporations, reminiscent of the media landscape in the nineteenth century. Therefore, the deregulation movement returned media economics to nineteenth-century principles.

The Deregulation Movement Returned Media Economics to Nineteenth-Century Principles