Hollywood Reporter, October 4, 2006
By Carl DiOrio

Size matters, and smaller is better.

A panel of Hollywood's creative elite delivered that message to an itinerant FCC on Tuesday in the first of a series of regional hearings tied to the commission's quadrennial review of media-ownership regulations. The collective lesson of media deregulation has been that media mass equals less diversity when it comes to programming, they said.

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