Paper Tigers

Coleridge, Nicholas

ISBN 10: 0434140597 ISBN 13: 9780434140596

Verlag: William Heinemann Ltd, 1993

Sprache: Englisch

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1993. Hardcover. Clean copy fine in dust wrapper. DW showing some light shelf wear. Remains a very good copy. . . . .

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Titel: Paper Tigers
Verlag: William Heinemann Ltd
Ver�ffentlichungsdatum: 1993
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0434140597
ISBN-13: 9780434140596
Bindung: Hardcover
Zustand: Very Good
Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Schutzumschlag

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Nicholas Coleridge interviewed more than 800 people to research this investigation into the power of newspaper proprietors. He reveals the complex web of rivalries, jealousies, alliances and obsessions of the press tycoons as they feud for territory and prestige around the world. He shows how, as they become fewer in number, the influence of the world's top 25 owners is dramatically increasing. From Rupert Murdoch to Conrad Black and Lord Rothermere, from the great American owners like the Grahams of Washington and the Sulzbergers of New York, to the vast family fiefdoms emerging across Asia and the Far East and the break-up of the global newspaper empires of Robert Maxwell and of the Fairfaxes in Australia, Coleridge discloses their foibles, their political manoeuvring and their eccentricities.

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Nicholas Coleridge interviewed more than 800 people to research this investigation into the power of newspaper proprietors. He reveals the complex web of rivalries, jealousies, alliances and obsessions of the press tycoons as they feud for territory and prestige around the world. He shows how, as they become fewer in number, the influence of the world's top 25 owners is dramatically increasing. From Rupert Murdoch to Conrad Black and Lord Rothermere, from the great American owners like the Grahams of Washington and the Sulzbergers of New York, to the vast family fiefdoms emerging across Asia and the Far East and the break-up of the global newspaper empires of Robert Maxwell and of the Fairfaxes in Australia, Coleridge discloses their foibles, their political manoeuvring and their eccentricities.

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