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A group of large media conglomerates wants the Supreme Court to take up the issue of how many media entities a company can own in any individual market. Six cases that present the issue have been brought by media giants -- including NBC Universal, Viacom, the Gannett Co. and the National Association of Broadcasters -- and are set for review at the Court's private conference Thursday. Yet despite the enormity of the issue, many Court-watchers believe the justices are unlikely to take up the cases.
June 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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