At the end of this, millions will be still left uncovered, and others financially broken, so a tiny number of corporations can profit.
If Congress has a genuine interest in keeping a tiny number of corporations from controlling most of TV's content, it should establish limits on the amount of programming controlled by the cable giants and tighten rules that bar the distributors from discriminating against their competitors' products.
The Tax Foundation reports that "a review of actual Internal Revenue Service corporate tax return data shows that while the largest corporations in America (those with assets larger than $2.5 billion) represent a tiny fraction of all corporations, they pay an overwhelming share of all federal corporate income taxes".
"Despite his speech, only a tiny fraction of News Corporation's energy appears to be going into securing its newspapers' future online," says Simon Waldman, director of digital publishing at the Guardian.
Nevertheless, as it currently stands, B-Corps represent a tiny minority of all corporations.
The gigantic bureaucratic monolith in practice assures that new drug development is performed by a tiny number of elite corporations at great expense, and rarely.
We are a tiny speck against a huge corporation.
Though Lawrence's door-to-door sorties against tree-hugger pieties seemed lonely and courageous to Mandy's mother, what took place was a legal contest between a tiny township and a transnational corporation.
In the most recent accounts, only one of the seven GE Healthcare companies in the UK scrutinised by The Independent paid any corporation tax – a tiny £250,000, or 1.7 per cent of its £14.3m profit.
In a subsequent lawsuit, it turned out that Walmart had hundreds of thousands of such policies on employees, so every time one of them died, the huge corporation enjoyed a tiny windfall.
