Talk:News media in the European Union
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This could be interesting, though looking at the US article this could easily turn into a bit of a mess. So on structure, two areas I'd suggest along side, but not dominating, are the monopolisation of media (Berlusconi and Murdoch) and media coverage of European politics. It would be easy for the latter to dominate in this article and for us to talk about member states very other work, perhaps we can talk about media generically without referring to MSs all the time. I also think we could do with a better title, I don't understand why the US one has this style, how about "News media in the European Union"? - J Logan t/c: 12:08, 13 July 2007 (UTC)
- Yes, I agree. - --Ssolbergj 13:19, 13 July 2007 (UTC)
