MediaCon: Ted Turner argues we need to preserve a world where the next Ted Turner can compete
Turner has a great piece in the Post about the dangers in Michael Powell's June 2 proposal.
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I liked this statement: Naturally, corporations say they would never suppress speech. That may be true. But it's not their intentions that matter. It's their capabilities.
A benevolent dictator is still a dictator. I boggles my mind that the FCC seems intent to just plow ahead without regard for the massive opposition to these changes. Maybe I get my news from the wrong sources, but I can't seem to find any arguments on how this would help the US. And as far as intentions and abilities go, when it comes to big media, I trust neither.