In the face of vast economic inequality, Bergoglio came to see the danger of concentrations of power.
"It will be too late then to recognize the dangers of concentration.
A concern about the dangers of concentration of ownership runs through most of the history of American broadcast regulation — it's why the F.C.C. called for the breakup of NBC, back in 1941 — and the main danger people have worried about is that it puts too much power in too few hands, given the disproportionate influence of the media.
This senatorial apostle of deregulation, who last week called the world's attention to the media concentration that helps subvert democracy in Russia, has been blind to the danger of headlong concentration of media power in America.
"The danger of media concentration lies not in the risk of prices getting higher, which is what antitrust measures," Professor Miller said.
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To Starr, the American experience makes for an object lesson in the dangers of media concentration.
Prescott's response was a furious assault which reminded Mitchell of the dangers of losing concentration, but as the fight moved deeper into its second-half, Prescott looked to be tiring fast.
A campaign by big miners forced a climbdown and cost the prime minister his job, but Australia will now slap a tax on iron ore and coal mining.Anglo American illustrates the dangers of geographical concentration.
Water pollution from mining, fossil fuel extraction, and agriculture is a serious danger; concentrations of pesticides and other chemicals are magnified at each step in the food chain, and can poison top predators such as the giant otter.
