How Might Diversification Be Used to Skirt Antitrust Laws

How might diversification be used to skirt antitrust laws?

A) Employing minorities tends to make regulators happy and reluctant to target companies.
B) It gets local communities to issue licensed monopolies, such as is the case with many local cable companies that are often the only cable company allowed to operate in a local community.
C) By buying up lots of different media products, a company can avoid the appearance of monopolizing any one product, yet still be large enough that it only really competes with a handful of other similar companies.
D) A company avoids U.S. antitrust laws by buying up media companies around the world.
E) None of the options are correct.