The Tyee examines some of the documents that shed light on the Canadian newspaper business posted by the U.S. Department of Justice in the Conrad Black case.
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Cartel
Wow. That is damning cartel behavior.
Aren’t most of these companies under Consent Decrees that say they can’t engage in anti-competitive activities like this?