hear both versions of the same story.

Also, take a good look at the publishing industry. There is mainly one group of people who control almost everything, from the

In the highly subjective environment of the media and communication industry it is very difficult for any writer to prove that he or she has been or is a victim of discrimination. Then too, if the public mostly reads just one point of view, it is also true that there has been a violation of our Freedom of Speech.

Well, like it or not, throughout history, when one group of people has control of one segment of a society such abuses are a common occurrence. As an example, the BBC News reports stories you will never see on American Television. Then again, maybe that's just the European point of view? You see, if you want the whole story of a particular news item, you have to hear both versions of the same story.

Also, take a good look at the publishing industry. There is mainly one group of people who control almost everything, from the a

ination. Then too, if the public mostly reads just one point of view, it is also true that there has been a violation of our Freedom of Speech.

Well, like it or not, throughout history, when one group of people has control of one segment of a society such abuses are a common occurrence. As an example, the BBC News reports stories you will never see on American Television. Then again, maybe that's just the European point of view? You see, if you want the whole story of a particular news item, you have to hear both versions of the same story.

Also, take a good look at the publishing industry. There is mainly one group of people who control almost everything, from the

throughout history, when one group of people has control of one segment of a society such abuses are a common occurrence. As an example, the BBC News reports stories you will never see on American Television. Then again, maybe that's just the European point of view? You see, if you want the whole story of a particular news item, you have to hear both versions of the same story.

Also, take a good look at the publishing industry. There is mainly one group of people who control almost everything, from the

ill never see on American Television. Then again, maybe that's just the European point of view? You see, if you want the whole story of a particular news item, you have to hear both versions of the same story.

Also, take a good look at the publishing industry. There is mainly one group of people who control almost everything, from the

hear both versions of the same story.

Also, take a good look at the publishing industry. There is mainly one group of people who control almost everything, from the agent search for authors to the printing of written material or visual creation of motion pictures and also the retail sale of such content.

It seems that a person either has to become one of the group, or that person has to write or film he or she's own creation, and then has to print and sell it without the aid of the controlling group. That's nearly an impossible task for any normal person, and that group is fully aware of all of the obstacles in the way of an independent writer or film maker.

The U.S. Justice Department should take a good look at this segment of our society. As far as I know, monopolies are still unlawful in our Country. So too, discrimination is