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Al Gore criticized Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation for forcing his liberal TV station Current TV off the air in Italy because it did not fit with News Corp's ideological agenda. Gore said Current TV had been unexpectedly told it could no longer be carried by Sky Italia, News Corp's Italian broadcaster, after hiring a left-leaning commentator critical of Murdoch. Gore argued that News Corp operates worldwide to shut down voices that disagree with Rupert Murdoch's agenda and seeks political power in every country it operates in.
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- 1. Freedom in television frequencies
- 4. Public channels are influenced or conditioned by the Government on duty.
- 6. Italy is the only European country where in the private there is a big entrepreneur with a small competitor and the former is nearly related to the Prime Minister, whose opinion counts in the choice of the editors of the most influential dailies too.
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