explain how the political context in which newspapers are produced, influences their ownership and regulation?

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5. How much power does the press have to shape political debate, e.g. the influence of proprietors on politicians to support policies promoting cross-media ownership or holding back from regulation.

The media have a lot of power because a lot of people read the newspaper and because they put their own opinion into the newspapers and if the people read the newspaper often then that will help shape the political debate.

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