Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The American corporate media lobby which has included (among others) the National Association of Broadcasters (founded in 1922) and the American Newspaper Publishers Association (founded in 1887, now a part of Newspaper Association of America) has been involved in the shaping of media ownership regulations since the early days of the industry. In that time, they have repeatedly sought out their own interests, in many cases at the expense of the public interest. Among the strategies employed by the American corporate media lobby is direct lobbying, which refers to attempts to influence a legislative body through direct communication with a member or employee of a legislative body, or with a government official who participates in formulating U.S.legislation. Other methods include fundraising, coalition building, and in some instances, grassroots lobbying."@en }
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- American_corporate_media_lobby abstract "The American corporate media lobby which has included (among others) the National Association of Broadcasters (founded in 1922) and the American Newspaper Publishers Association (founded in 1887, now a part of Newspaper Association of America) has been involved in the shaping of media ownership regulations since the early days of the industry. In that time, they have repeatedly sought out their own interests, in many cases at the expense of the public interest. Among the strategies employed by the American corporate media lobby is direct lobbying, which refers to attempts to influence a legislative body through direct communication with a member or employee of a legislative body, or with a government official who participates in formulating U.S.legislation. Other methods include fundraising, coalition building, and in some instances, grassroots lobbying.".
- Q4745442 abstract "The American corporate media lobby which has included (among others) the National Association of Broadcasters (founded in 1922) and the American Newspaper Publishers Association (founded in 1887, now a part of Newspaper Association of America) has been involved in the shaping of media ownership regulations since the early days of the industry. In that time, they have repeatedly sought out their own interests, in many cases at the expense of the public interest. Among the strategies employed by the American corporate media lobby is direct lobbying, which refers to attempts to influence a legislative body through direct communication with a member or employee of a legislative body, or with a government official who participates in formulating U.S.legislation. Other methods include fundraising, coalition building, and in some instances, grassroots lobbying.".