Imagine it’s the late 16th century. And one company exclusively owned the rights to the printing press. Now imagine that this company was a powerful company inv

Imagine it’s the late 16th century. And one company exclusively owned the rights to the printing press. Now imagine that this company was a powerful company involved in all kinds of sectors of public interest. Would you still question the wisdom of ensuring this company was censoring according to the standards the public and not simply in the business interests of the company?