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Impact of Allocation Decisions and Market Factors on Foreign News Coverage

The study finds that the business nature of newspaper organizations influence foreign news coverage and content. The role of market variables is unclear, but it appears that local population characteristics that might affect demand have no influence on this kind of content.

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