JACKSON, Miss. AP - Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood said he's unhappy about corporate ownership of news organizations in the United States.He said at a press luncheon Monday he was not threatening litigation. He simply wanted to express his frustrations."Something that worries me more so than the war and Iraq and money in politics is freedom of the press," Hood said.
April 22, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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JACKSON, Miss. AP – Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood said he’s unhappy about corporate ownership of news organizations in the United States.
He said at a press luncheon Monday he was not threatening litigation. He simply wanted to express his frustrations.
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