The Increased Concentration of Newspaper Ownership in the Hands of a Few

The increased concentration of newspaper ownership in the hands of a few is ideologically significant because

A) the fewer owners of newspapers there are, the less likely it is that a diversity of viewpoints will be expressed in them, especially if those few owners are similar to one another in economic class status.
B) print media are already at risk because of the rise of electronic media.
C) less competition among papers will drive their cost up beyond what consumers can afford.
D) most newspapers are owned by Republicans.