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This paper provides guidance on the ACCC's approach to media mergers under the federal government's proposed legislative changes. It discusses how the ACCC might consider such issues as the various dimensions of media markets - products, geographic and functional - as well as the relevant timeframe for considering media mergers.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part I: Point/Counterpoint -- Chapter 1: Not So Fast -- Chapter 2: A Golden Age of Competition -- Part II: The Imperial Moment -- Chapter 3: What Does It All Mean? -- Chapter 4: Fourteen Truisms for the Communications Revolution -- Chapter 5: Media Regulation-New Rules for New Times -- Part III: Captains of Communication -- Chapter 6: Moguls Past and Present -- Chapter 7: Two Faces of Mickey Mouse -- Chapter 8: Thinking Outside the Box -- Chapter 9: Concerns at the Top -- Part IV: States of Media -- Chapter 10: Mergers, Word for Word -- Chapter 11: Media Summits -- Chapter 12: The Buck Stops Here -- Part V: The Consequences of Media Empires in the United States -- Chapter 13: Corporate Journalism and Community Service -- Chapter 14: The Big News-Big Business Bargain -- Chapter 15: The Homogenization of Hollywood -- Chapter 16: Off the Air -- Chapter 17: Conglomerates-A Good Thing for Books -- Chapter 18: Are Your Intentions Honorable? -- Part VI: The Consequences of Media Empires Around the World -- Chapter 19: A Very Hard Market -- Chapter 20: Foreign Capital Is Welcome Here -- Chapter 21: In the Company of Giants -- Chapter 22: What Does It Taste Like? -- Part VII: Books -- Chapter 23: Megamedia Moguls and Multimedia Madness -- For Further Reading -- Index.