Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Funding Print and Online News Media in France: Developments and Challenges

Chapter 3 French Media: Can Crowdfunding Serve Pluralism?

Chapter 4 Crowdfunding: Does It Make a Significant Contribution to Community and Independent Media in Quebec?

Chapter 5 Audiences and Readership of Revolutionary Leftist Media: The “Media Leader” Hypothesis

Chapter 6 Occupation: “Net Cleaner”—The Socio-economic Issues of Comment Moderation on French News Websites

Chapter 7 The Local Press as a Medium to Create Diversion

Chapter 8 Media Coverage of the Coalbed Methane (CBM) Controversy in Lorraine, Northeast France: How the Regional Daily Press Boosted the Social Acceptability of an Unpopular Project

Chapter 9 The Transnationalisation of Information and Journalism: The Case of Arab Media

Chapter 10 A Conditional Offer: The Strategies Employed in the Field of Power in Morocco to Control the Press Space

Chapter 11 The Algerian Press: Deregulation Under Pressure—The New Forms of Control or the “Invisible Hand” of the State

Chapter 12 Tunisian Post-2011 Private Presses: Economic and Political Mutations

Chapter 13 Fortune and Misfortune of the Egyptian Private Press: Sociohistorical Study of a Place of Production of Information