Big Ten

Found this site compelling. Each year in the Philippines, where the digital divide is still an unresolved issue, it is more likely that citizens who turn to any medium will receive information, ideas, or entertainment controlled by the same handful of corporations. The difference between our... more

Reviewed by restlessriver Apr 24 2008, 12:06am ( 141 reviews ) • thenation.com

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Reviewed by mc05 on Nov 02, 7:56pm

Where's the 11th?
Rated by muuglu on Oct 30, 12:49pm

total revenue of these ten is 470 billion dolar!
Rated by FilmFatale on Oct 05, 9:24pm

I loved the ease of navigating the graph. I was so impressed by how quickly it loaded and access the info, which is a little sad considering how simple the page is in design and execution
Reviewed by pocketcultures on Sep 23, 10:40pm

Interesting, even if it's pretty old now. It would be good to see today's version.
Rated by chinaloveskorea on Aug 11, 11:20pm

nothing should get this big and powerful, 21st century needs trust busting equivalents to put a cap on how big an enterprise can get
Rated by daisydahlia on Jul 16, 1:33pm

I've always seen those individually. Here's finally the original source with all of them on one page!
Rated by GeordieBoy123 on Jul 02, 12:12pm

Really intriguing.
Rated by geriartic1943 on Jun 29, 2:08pm

Good information.
Rated by Overmind12812 on Jun 28, 9:39am

This us why the web can help turn the tide against Big Media by encouraging citizen journalism and the more independent knowledge source that we as people collectively create.
Rated by xiphodymus on Jun 22, 2:28am

media conglomerates, per The Nation.

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