Associate Professor Tim Dwyer is the Degree Director of the Master of Media Practice at the University of Sydney and a visiting foreign professor at the College of Media and International Culture, Zhejiang University.Professor Derek Wilding is Co-Director of the Centre for Media Transition (CMT) at the University of Technology Sydney.

• List of Figures and TableAcknowledgements1. Introduction – Tim Dwyer and Derek Wilding2. The Contemporary Policy Context: Plurality, Diversity and Automated Curation – Derek Wilding and Tim Dwyer3. New Directions in Media Pluralism and Diversity Interventions – Derek Wilding and Tim Dwyer4. Problem Definitions in European Policy Debates on Media Pluralism and Online Platforms – Kari Karppinen5. Automation, News and Social Media Pluralism – Jonathon Hutchinson, Tim Dwyer and Derek Wilding6. Researching Online News Media Diversities in China and South Korea – Tim Dwyer and Jonathon Hutchinson7. Investigative Journalism and Media Pluralism: Voices from the Global South – Saba Bebawi8. Conclusion – Tim Dwyer and Derek WildingNotes on ContributorsIndex

Associate Professor Tim Dwyer is the Degree Director of the Master of Media Practice at the University of Sydney and a visiting foreign professor at the College of Media and International Culture, Zhejiang University.Professor Derek Wilding is Co-Director of the Centre for Media Transition (CMT) at the University of Technology Sydney.

• List of Figures and TableAcknowledgements1. Introduction – Tim Dwyer and Derek Wilding2. The Contemporary Policy Context: Plurality, Diversity and Automated Curation – Derek Wilding and Tim Dwyer3. New Directions in Media Pluralism and Diversity Interventions – Derek Wilding and Tim Dwyer4. Problem Definitions in European Policy Debates on Media Pluralism and Online Platforms – Kari Karppinen5. Automation, News and Social Media Pluralism – Jonathon Hutchinson, Tim Dwyer and Derek Wilding6. Researching Online News Media Diversities in China and South Korea – Tim Dwyer and Jonathon Hutchinson7. Investigative Journalism and Media Pluralism: Voices from the Global South – Saba Bebawi8. Conclusion – Tim Dwyer and Derek WildingNotes on ContributorsIndex