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| Process of companies being brought into common ownership but remaning distinct entities |
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| An organization owned and run jointly by members that share profits or benefits |
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| Supply and demand determines the enterprises the remain in business |
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| Generous donation for good causes |
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| A term for mass media as a monitor of government performance on behalf of citizens |
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| World's largest news-gathering organization |
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| A small sum generally billed with related changes, often on a credit card |
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| An industry in which a few companies dominate production,distribution. |
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| Provided government discounts for mailing newspapers |
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| Provided free postal delivery of weeklies |
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| Allowed periodicals and books to be mailed at a penny a pound |
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| On-air acknowledgments of noncommercial broadcast sponsors |
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| Theorist on gentrification in industries |
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| Founder of Gannett media corporation |
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| Founded the Christian Science Monitor in 1908 |
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| A leading and sterotypical media mogul |
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| Cofounder of Apple Computer |
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