Strategic Management in the Media

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"Küng’s book stands out for its focus on concepts, drivers, and dynamics. Its scope and learning are brilliant and dazzling. This updated edition will be a source of insight for students and a tool for industry veterans who seek the perspective of academia."
- Eli Noam, Columbia Business School

"A landmark contribution to scholarship, Küng’s excellent book provides an empirically rich and analytically sharp-sighted guide to contemporary organizational strategies in a complex and dynamic media environment."
- Gillian Doyle, University of Glasgow

"In the age of relentless technological disruption, unlimited distribution and non-professionalization, media firms are more dependent than ever on strategic management. Küng articulates the dimensions of media industries to account for an ever-increasing array of challenges and strategies."
- David Craig, University of Southern California

"In this second edition of a book many found invaluable for research and teaching, including myself, Küng accomplishes a challenging task: to preserve all the best qualities of the first edition while both extending the scope and deepening understandings about strategic management theory in application to media industries."
- Gregory Ferrell Lowe, University of Tampere

With the media industries facing unprecedented change and challenge from top to bottom, never has it been more vital to understand the elements of strategy and how they apply to media organizations.

This new edition of Strategic Management in the Media:

Shows innovation, disruption and strategic adaptation in action, with a stronger focus on a case-based approach
Takes readers deep into case studies on BuzzFeed, The Guardian, Netflix, the New York Times, and the BBC
Explains strategic theory and concepts with insight and clarity
Shows the reader how to understand change and decision-making within media organizations.

Lucy Küng has again given us the essential guide to change and management in the media industries. This is the ideal text for students of media studies, media economics and media management.