This article reviews communication scholarship on the financial markets and the financial
media since the 1980s. Although most work was published after the 2008 financial crisis …

Risk and Hyperconnectivity brings together for the first time three paradigms: new risk
theory, neoliberalization theory, and connectivity theory, to illuminate how the kaleidoscope …

Communication processes and information flows are an intrinsic dimension of financial
markets. The neoclassical notion of information and market efficiency conceives of prices in …

Abstract Herman and Chomsky's Propaganda Model (PM) has emphasized how the various
'filters' can lead to news reports misrepresenting the vested political and economic interests …

The financial sector in China is well known as a government-dominated hierarchy, and the
access to financial services has been controlled primarily by the state-run banks. Fin-tech …

This article examines the political economy of information in relation to finance capital from
the vantage points of commodity, spatiality, and temporality by using Reuters as an …

This article discusses what insights economic sociology brings to a political economy of
communication. By using Nasdaq at its initial stage as a case study, this article suggests that …

Over the last decades the global neoliberal capitalist revolution has been defined by the
interplay of the financial and the information and communication technology (ICT) sectors …

Financial technology and information are more than economic stimuli and commodities, and
hence political economists ought to look beyond their discipline to understand the multi …