Editors: Peter Jakobsson, Johan Lindell, and Fredrik Stiernstedt

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Content

Peter Jakobsson, Johan Lindell, & Fredrik Stiernstedt

Introduction: The future of the digital media welfare state

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PART I THE MEDIA WELFARE STATE AND MEDIA POLICY IN THE NORDICS

Kim Christian Schrøder, Mark Blach-Ørsten, & Mads Kæmsgaard Eberholst

Chapter 1. Nordic media welfare states from a comparative perspective: Unpacking audience fragmentation and polarisation

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Randa Romanova & Mats Bergman

Chapter 2. Similar media systems, different self-regulation: A closer look at the Nordic media accountability models

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Reeta Pöyhtäri

Chapter 3. Addressing the hate speech issue in the Nordic countries: A challenge for media welfare states or a chance for their revival?

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Minna Horowitz & Hannu Nieminen

Chapter 4. Communication rights and the Nordic epistemic commons: Assessing the media welfare state in the age of information disorder 

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Marko Ala-Fossi, Katja Lehtisaari, & Riku Neuvonen 

Chapter 5. Public service without broadcasting? Conditions for abandoning terrestrial television in Finland 

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Lars Julius Halvorsen & Paul Bjerke

Chapter 6. Cracks in the foundations? Shifting consensual relations in two media fields in Norway 

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Birgir Guðmundsson & Valgerður Jóhannsdóttir

Chapter 7. Iceland’s media policy and the Nordic media welfare model: A fragile support and uncertain future 

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PART II BEYOND THE NORDIC MODEL

Sofie Flensburg & Signe Sophus Lai

Chapter 8. Public goods and private property: A waltz between Big Tech and the Nordic welfare states 

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Helle Sjøvaag & Raul Ferrer-Conill

Chapter 9. Digital communication infrastructures and the principle of universality: Challenges for Nordic media welfare state jurisdictions

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Nina Kvalheim

Chapter 10. Who owns the owners? An analysis of ownership patterns in the Norwegian newspaper market

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Hallvard Moe, Gunn Enli, & Trine Syvertsen

Chapter 11. The dark side of the media welfare state: How media policy ignored consumption and climate change

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Anne Kaun & Helena Löfgren

Chapter 12. From media welfare to data welfare: Broadening the scope of media welfare 

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Linus Andersson, Martin Danielsson, Malin Hallén, & Ebba Sundin

Chapter 13. From reality-TV to rurality-TV: Exploring the genre of idealised rural lifestyles in Nordic public service television

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Peter Jakobsson, Johan Lindell, & Fredrik Stiernstedt

Afterword. What’s next for the media welfare state?

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