For journalists, researchers, and policy teams comparing media ownership, map parent companies, subsidiaries, voting stakes, and board control across outlets. Examine how those arrangements could shape editorial incentives or concentrate market power, without treating ownership as proof of editorial bias. Leave with a side-by-side comparison, a control map, and specific questions to check against source records.
Corporate Ownership
Compare media companies’ ownership and map who controls outlets and related incentives.
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What it writes
- Side-by-side ownership comparison table
- Parent, subsidiary, and voting-control map
- Questions for checking ownership claims
How to use it
In your first message, name each outlet and parent company, include the record date and any voting or board-control figures, then say what you want compared—such as concentration, control, or editorial incentives.
What you bring
- Names of outlets and parent companies
- Ownership records, dates, or source excerpts
- Your comparison question or criteria
- Choose the outlets or companies to compare
A good fit for
- Comparing parent companies behind competing local news outlets
- Tracing voting control across a media group’s subsidiaries
- Assessing concentration concerns before a policy discussion
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Compare fictional Northstar News Group and Harbor Media: Northstar owns three local papers outright, while Harbor owns two stations through a subsidiary with a 60% voting stake.
Map control at fictional Beacon Media: its parent owns the paper, but a separate holding company has two of five board seats. What should I verify?
Assess concentration in a city where fictional Metro Press owns the daily paper and two weekly papers, while fictional Valley Broadcast owns the main local news station.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Proving editorial bias from ownership alone
- Confirming current ownership without source records
- Cannot browse registries or verify current ownership records
- Maps relationships from information entered in chat
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