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Journalistic ideologies versus corporate interests: How time and Warner's Merger influences time's content

The increasing concentration of media ownership is a popular research topic for mass communication scholars. Often their focus is the diversity of voices in press coverage. However, because many media conglomerates own more than just news operations, the impact of such ownership invites investigation beyond traditional news stories of current events. Our findings suggest that conglomerate ownership leads to a highly regarded newsmagazine showing favoritism toward the entertainment products of its parent corporation.