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Moving on Media Reform
Nichols, John | July 14, 2003 issue
The author comments on the vote by the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee to restore media-ownership controls that were lifted by the Federal Communications...

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Big Business Reaches for The Sun
Denman, Scott | September 13, 1980 issue
Focuses on the monopolistic structure of the solar energy industry in the U.S. Developments in the industry; Operations of multinational corporations;...

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Yellow Pages: The Quiet Monopoly
Nader, Ralph | May 31, 1975 issue
Discusses the AT&T Bell companies' monopoly on the Yellow Pages telephone directory service. Argument that the Yellow Pages hides its anti-competitive,...

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The Airlines Take Us for a Ride
Twohey, John | January 29, 1973 issue
Focuses on the airline industry of the U.S. Increase in airline fares since 1970; Government-sanctioned monopoly enjoyed by the airline industry; Information...

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The Visionary Octopus
Rodgers Jr., William H. | January 8, 1973 issue
Focuses on the vision of the president and chief executive officer of American Electric Power (AEP) Co., Donald Cook to transform electrical companies in...

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Unions and the Anti-Trust Laws
Gomberg, William | November 11, 1961 issue
U.S. Senator John L. Mcclellan of Arkansas and Republican David Martin of Nebraska are again beating the drums to place the unions under the anti-monopoly...

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Monopoly's New Defense: Countervailing Myth
Traywick, Leland E. | October 17, 1953 issue
The article presents information on the monopolistic power held by a few corporate giants in the U.S. which results to a conspiracy against the general...

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Are Monopolies Inevitable?
Chase, Stuart | December 23, 1944 issue
The article focuses on the question of inevitability of monopolies. Nobody has ever estimated, or can estimate, the percentage of the total economic activity...

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Television
Langman, Anne W. | July 7, 1956 issue
The monopoly cry calls up strong reactions pro and con government control of big business which are not new to American democracy. There is a large watershed...

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Television
Langman, Anne W. | July 20, 1957 issue
Nobody gives much thought to the business side of television. Television is a business in which the networks have established a monopoly. The U.S. Federal...

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