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Which of the following do you believe best describes the print media situation at the national level in your country?

total countries/territories: 52
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a Government newspaper holds a monopoly
b A single private newspaper holds a monopoly
c Competition exists between government newspaper and at least one private newspaper
d No government newspaper: competition between two or more major private newspapers
e Lack of print media
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