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  Friday, January 30, 2004


Despite the opposition of majorities in both the US House and Senate, the FCC's plan to loosen ownership rules was slipped into a last-minute budget bill and got passed. While most Americans and many politicians from each party opposed further concentration in media ownership, legislative maneuvering overrode their wills. Soon companies will be able to own more stations and newspaper chain will be allowed to own more stations in the cities they already serve. This means, inevitably, more concentration in the industry.

[Oligopoly Watch]


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George Soros, the financier and philanthropist, said today that he is prepared to use some of his vast fortune to turf George Bush out of the White House. [Guardian Unlimited]
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Condoleezza Rice acknowledged today that some intelligence about Iraq was flawed but brushed aside calls for an new inquiry. By Reuters. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
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New fouth-quarter economic numbers were released today, and the figures show that the American economy under the Bush administration only favors the already well-to-do.

New fouth-quarter economic numbers were released today, and the figures show that the American economy under the Bush administration only favors the already well-to-do. According to the Labor Department, wages grew a scant 0.7 percent.

At the same time, the profits of the S&P 500 companies, an indexed listing of the largest companies in America, are expected to jump 30 percent during the same quarter.

While American workers have seen their wages go up less than 1 percent, America's biggest companies are reaping billions. All the while, the Bush Administration decided to eliminate overtime for 8 million workers and still opposes an increase in the minimum wage. [Kicking Ass]


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A senior House Republican warned that President Bush was on a collision course with Congress over his plans to reduce the deficit by curtailing the growth of discretionary programs. By Edmund L. Andrews. [New York Times: Business]
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