Today, unlike radio and newspapers, where concentration is intensifying, the ownership of television broadcasting is becoming more competitive and diverse.

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The passage states that "the ownership of television broadcasting is becoming more competitive and diverse." This means that there are more owners of television broadcasting companies, and that these companies are more different from each other. This is the opposite of concentration, which is when a few companies own most of the market.

Today, Unlike Radio and Newspapers, Where Concentration Is Intensifying, the Ownership