STRATEGIC MEDIA MANAGEMENT: BALANCING CREATIVITY AND BUSINESS
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This article examines the strategic role of media management in maintaining a sustainable balance between creative innovation and commercial profitability. In today’s rapidly transforming media landscape, media organizations must simultaneously protect artistic originality and ensure economic efficiency. The study explores theoretical foundations and practical applications of strategic media management, emphasizing its growing importance in global digital markets.
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