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This 6 page paper examines the media in Europe and whether or not the EU should have control or the individual states should have final say. The tug of war between the two jurisdictions is highlighted. Some history of media in Europe is provided. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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corruption of editorial support for parties which already had been elected (Herd, 1952). In other words, newspapers during the period were seen as disingenuous. They were not trusted.
Bribing newspaper editors was something that continued until early in the nineteenth century (1952). This is more evidence as to why the nineteenth century was a turning point for
journalism. The integrity of the profession was restored. As time went on the newspaper evolved into a medium that was well respected. Today, things are quite different. Not
only has media evolved from a print focus to the view of media as a constantly changing phenomenon, but also, the character of Europe has changed a great deal. No
longer is it a cluster of countries, but now it is united once again as it had during an earlier era. Still, each country in Europe has its own laws
and regulations. Indeed, most countries around the world have their own governments, currencies and boards of regulators and while that is the case in Europe as well, things are not
quite so simple. Europe has the European Union. The European Union is the worlds largest trading organization and represents more than 20% of the worlds trade (Colombo, 1998). The
relationship between the governing institutions of the European Union is unique as each is independent but has an interdependency at the same time. The European Union (EU) itself is somewhat
unusual as it represents a relationship among fifteen democratic nations, with the function of creating a united Europe (Colombo, 1998). It is clearly more than an international organization but is
not a federation (1998). The European Union is composed of different sectors. There of course is a consultive branch where where meetings are held. The Council however is comprised
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