The cable TV business, for so long a gusher for the media business, is inarguably past its prime. But does that mean a single company should be allowed to own more than 50 networks and control more than one-quarter of the total revenue pie? That question, surprisingly, has become central to 12 states’ antitrust lawsuit […]
The cable TV business, for so long a gusher for the media business, is inarguably past its prime. But does that mean a single company should be allowed to own more than 50 networks and control more than one-quarter of the total revenue pie? That question, surprisingly, has become central to 12 states’ antitrust lawsuit […]
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