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There was no logic, it was a premise.... Maybe understand the basics of english sentence construction.
by danielmarkbruce 10mo ago
There was no logic, it was a premise.... Maybe understand the basics of english sentence construction.
- croes 10mo agoAnd now do the same for the meaning of the word monopoly
- danielmarkbruce 10mo agoLook up "newspaper joint operating agreements" and the "Newspaper Preservation Act". They were literally government sanctioned monopoly/duopoly structures from a business perspective to save newspapers from going to 1 paper towns. Ie, the government stepped in to help what was a process towards natural monopolies all over the country. The seattle times, the denver post were effectively monopolies via JOAs, and the san diego union tribune was a monopoly in its day (without a JOA). There are endless small city / large town examples. You are clueless about newspapers in their heyday. It was like 60 years ago. No need to go around correcting people on a topic you know nothing about.
- justin66 10mo agoYou brought some important points to this discussion, but needlessly also a “from my parents basement in Montana I stab at thee” vibe.
- danielmarkbruce 10mo ago> I don't know why anyone would believe that.
- justin66 10mo agoIn the aggregate your comments provided an informational response to that. Thank you!