Do you not understand the meaning of regional? If there are only three grocery stores in a town and outlying vicinity and all are owned by the same person or corporation, do they not have a monopoly in that area?
I don’t really think that fits the concept most people have of the free market. The free market that most people imagine would be if people were no longer interested in reading Dilbert so the paper dropped it. This is more like the power big finance has over our very thoughts through their control.
That doesn’t make what they did illegal and I never implied that. In fact, I just said people should understand what was going on and, if they so chose and it were important enough to them, they could cancel their subscriptions to those papers. Now that would be free market, yes?
Yes, I do understand the term “regional.” But Lee Enterprises does not have a “regional monopoly.”
Their 77 papers are spread across 26 states, from New York to California and from Oregon to Texas. Every paper they own has competition in their markets.
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