African Americans and mass media: A case for diversity in media ownership

摘要

With a pretty generic title such as African Americans and Mass Media, Richard Craig's case for diversity in media ownership might be overlooked. But, once you peek inside this five-chapter treatment on minority ownership, you get a stern reminder of what is still left to be accomplished in the long struggle to diversify the media landscape. As we near the end of the second decade of the 21st century, this book is a useful review of where the mass media have come since the end of the last century in the area of media ownership. At the same time, it provides some challenges that need to be met in the current media ownership environment where "BIGGER is still BETTER."