The Curse of the Mogul: What’s Wrong with the World’s Leading Media Companies

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The Curse of the Mogul: What’s Wrong with the World’s Leading Media Companies is a business and media-industry book that critically examines why major media conglomerates often destroy shareholder value and fail to achieve the competitive advantages they claim.

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instanceOf book
media-industry book
argues investors should be skeptical of media growth stories
many media companies lack sustainable competitive advantages
media scale often fails to translate into superior returns
author Ava Seave NERFINISHED
Bruce C. Greenwald NERFINISHED
Jonathan A. Knee NERFINISHED
criticizes assumptions about synergies in media mergers
empire-building behavior of media moguls
overpayment for media acquisitions
examines actual economic performance of media conglomerates
claimed competitive advantages of media companies
strategic missteps by media executives
why major media conglomerates destroy shareholder value
focusesOn large media conglomerates
publicly traded media firms
world’s leading media companies
genre business
economics
media studies
language English
mainSubject capital allocation in media companies
competitive advantage in media
corporate governance in media firms
corporate strategy in media industry
economics of media businesses
media conglomerates
media mergers and acquisitions
shareholder value destruction
perspective economic analysis of media strategy
investor-focused analysis
provides case studies of major media firms
framework for evaluating media company economics
subjectArea business and economics
media and communications industry
targetAudience business students
corporate strategists
investors
media executives
tone analytical
critical

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Bruce Greenwald authorOf The Curse of the Mogul: What’s Wrong with the World’s Leading Media Companies