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Nigerian Film Industry Articles April 20, 2019 0

Who Owns What in The Ever-changing World of Media

by OIkeade

source: Rani Molla,Peter Kafka:
Here’s who owns everything in Big Media today,
https://www.recode.net/2018/1/23/16905844/media-landscape-verizon-amazon-comcast-disney-fox-relationships-chart. Apr. 3, 2019. (Access:Apr. 13, 2019)

In the ever-changing and monstrous world of world media, here is an overview what is owned and by who. According to the image, Netflix is the biggest standalone media company in the world. Other large companies who have multiple subsidiaries and babies under them are AT&T /Time Warner, Disney/21st Century Fox, Verizon and Comcast. I did this piece just to show everyone how scary the media world looks like. It is the survival of the fittest.

Bis Bald!

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