"His real problem is that the media is no longer centrally controlled." No longer centrally controlled? You know we are down to 5 distributors that control an

"His real problem is that the media is no longer centrally controlled." No longer centrally controlled? You know we are down to 5 distributors that control an overwhelming amount of the music and films that we listen to or watch. Add the fact that Comcast just bought NBC Universal and you can assume the media is more concentrated by a few more than ever. But as long as we have 1000 blogs carrying the exact same message than it doesn't appear that way. Which is worse 10 independent newspapers or 1000 blogs, financed and controlled by 10 people.