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/p> p> SIZE WISE br> Re: Patrick Hynes's The Intolerant Left : /p>Patrick Hynes mentions that "Many liberals want to prohibit news organizations from getting too large, and Fox (actually News Corp) is really, really big."
Actually, News Corp isn't all that big in relation to the other news players. According to an interesting article in the Atlantic, "The Age of Murdoch" by James Fallows, in 2002:
p>• News Corp had revenues of $17 billion. br> • Viacom (CBS) $25 billion. br> • Disney (ABC) $26 billion. br> • Time Warner (CNN) $42 billion, and br> • General Electric (NBC) $131 billion. /p>
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