Monika Metykova is Lecturer in Media Communications and Journalism Studies at the University of Sussex, UK. Her research focuses on media and democracy, migration and European media spaces and policy.

'This is an engaging and fascinating account of the issue of diversity in and about the media, which adopts an interdisciplinary and international approach.' - Gholam Khiabany, Reader in Media and Communications, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK 'A well-researched and insightful primer on the political, regulatory, and economic factors that influence how diverse our media are.' - Elfriede Fursich, Research Associate Professor, Boston College, USA

• Introduction1. Living and Managing Diversity2. Media Diversity and the Public Service Tradition3. Media Diversity and the Marketplace of Ideas4. Transnationalization of Media and Audiences5. Diversity and Media Producers6. Diverse Societies, Diverse ContentsConclusion.

Monika Metykova is Lecturer in Media Communications and Journalism Studies at the University of Sussex, UK. Her research focuses on media and democracy, migration and European media spaces and policy.

'This is an engaging and fascinating account of the issue of diversity in and about the media, which adopts an interdisciplinary and international approach.' - Gholam Khiabany, Reader in Media and Communications, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK 'A well-researched and insightful primer on the political, regulatory, and economic factors that influence how diverse our media are.' - Elfriede Fursich, Research Associate Professor, Boston College, USA

• Introduction1. Living and Managing Diversity2. Media Diversity and the Public Service Tradition3. Media Diversity and the Marketplace of Ideas4. Transnationalization of Media and Audiences5. Diversity and Media Producers6. Diverse Societies, Diverse ContentsConclusion.

Monika Metykova is Lecturer in Media Communications and Journalism Studies at the University of Sussex, UK. Her research focuses on media and democracy, migration and European media spaces and policy.

'This is an engaging and fascinating account of the issue of diversity in and about the media, which adopts an interdisciplinary and international approach.' - Gholam Khiabany, Reader in Media and Communications, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK 'A well-researched and insightful primer on the political, regulatory, and economic factors that influence how diverse our media are.' - Elfriede Fursich, Research Associate Professor, Boston College, USA

• Introduction1. Living and Managing Diversity2. Media Diversity and the Public Service Tradition3. Media Diversity and the Marketplace of Ideas4. Transnationalization of Media and Audiences5. Diversity and Media Producers6. Diverse Societies, Diverse ContentsConclusion.