KnowraMedia pluralismLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Media pluralism, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 9Narrower topic 3Compared with 1Editorial independenceNarrower topic: Independent outlets contribute perspectives that concentrated or controlled media may exclude.Media concentrationCompared with: Pluralism is threatened when fewer owners control a larger share of media.News valuesRelated: Different outlets can apply different news values and broaden the range of covered events.Media ownershipRelated: A broad ownership base can support diversity in public communication.Information freedomRelated: Plural media offer alternatives to concentrated control over public information.Advocacy journalismRelated: Advocacy outlets can broaden the range of views represented in public debate.State mediaRelated: A varied media landscape limits the influence any single state outlet can exert.Agence France-PresseRelated: AFP’s reporting offers outlets additional material beyond their own correspondents.Reporters Without BordersRelated: The organization’s advocacy addresses conditions that allow varied journalism to survive.Al Jazeera ArabicNarrower topic: The channel widened the range of televised political debate available to Arabic-speaking audiences.Ethnic mediaNarrower topic: Ethnic outlets contribute to a wider media system with more varied sources and perspectives.Press Trust of IndiaRelated: A shared agency can broaden access to reporting while concentrating the supply of common material.Russia-1Related: Russia-1's prominence bears on the range of viewpoints available in Russian broadcasting.