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 Europe's transformation after Gutenberg: the impact of new media and competition
 Jeremiah Dittmar
March 2019
Paper No' CEPCP544:
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CentrePiece 24 (1) Spring 2019

Tags: new media; competition; firms; media; technology; institutions; religion; politics

Jeremiah Dittmar explores the effects of the printing press and the new forms of competition that accompanied its introduction.

This article summarises ‘New Media and Competition: Printing and Europe’s Transformation After Gutenberg’ by Jeremiah Dittmar and Skipper Seabold, CEP Discussion Paper No. 1600
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