Talk:Axel Springer AG

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[edit] Axel Springer AG relevant to media concentration or not?

19:34, 14 April 2006 Zootalures m (RV links to Media concentration by User:Boud not (currently) relevant to this article, and that article is not (currently) relevant to Europe at all, or clear why it is linked)

"Axel Springer AG is one of the largest newspaper publishing companies in Europe, claiming to have over 150 newspapers and magazines in over 30 countries,"

This is surely enough to make media concentration relevant to this article.

The fact that media concentration only has a stub section on Europe is not a reason to remove the "see only" on this page. The English-speaking world has no monopoly on the encyclopedia topic "media concentration" - even if the situation is probably much worse in US/Canada/Australia than in western/central Europe/India/etc. (exception being Italy where berlusconi had a tv monopoly of 6 stations AFAIK.)

Anyway, i've started a section stub on media concentration for euro stuff. Please contribute there!

Boud 15:44, 16 April 2006 (UTC)

I'm not sure that Axel Springer was Jewish, is there any source for this? Robfoster 15:12, 26 June 2007 (UTC)