Marc Edge: Conference Papers

      2005

      “Convergence and the ‘Black News Hole’: Canadian Newspaper Coverage of the 2003 Lincoln Report.” Paper presented to Canadian Communication Association, London, June 2-4. Click here to read

      2004

      “The Pain of the Obdurate Rump: Conrad Black and the Flouting of Corporate Governance.” Paper presented at Workshop on Corporate Governance of Media Companies, Stockholm, October 1-2. Click here to read
       
      “The Failure of Project Eyeball: A Case of Product Over-pricing or Market Over-Crowding?” Paper presented to Media Management and Economics Division, AEJMC Convention, Toronto, August 4-7. Click here to read

      “Journalism Education in Canada: Toward a Corporate Model?” paper presented at Professional Education for the Media in the Digital Age,
      the First Journet International Conference, Newcastle, Australia, February 17-20. Click here to read

      2002

      “The Effect of Publication Interruptions on Daily Newspaper Circulation,” paper presented at the 5th World Media Economics Conference,
      Turku, Finland. Click here to read

      2001

      “‘Failure is Impossible’: The Short Life and Slow Death of the Vancouver Times, 1963-1965,” paper presented at the Western Journalism
      Historians Conference, Berkeley. Click here to read

      2000

      “Federal Regulatory Failure to Stem the Tide of Concentration of Newspaper Ownership in Vancouver, 1957-97,”  presentation
      delivered at Power, Democracy and Communication, a joint Simon Fraser University-University of Oregon graduate student conference,
      Vancouver. Click here to read

      1999

      “Monopoly Bye the Sea: Pacific Press and the Complete Corporatization of Vancouver Newspapers,” paper presented at the Western
      Journalism Historians Conference, Berkeley. Click here to read
       
      1998

      “Buying Influence: The Growing Newspaper Monolith From the North,” paper presented at the Association for Education in Journalism
      and Mass Communication, Southeast Colloquium, New Orleans. Click here to read