The correct choice is easy. Each country is free to set whatever media laws it wants, by whatever political process it does so. If any particular transnational

The correct choice is easy. Each country is free to set whatever media laws it wants, by whatever political process it does so. If any particular transnational doesn't want to comply with them, it's free to sod off. If what they provided is valuable, some domestic competitor who is in legal compliance can take over the market.