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Attempts to regulate media diversity miss the point that there may be little diversity left to regulate.

The Convergence Review has unveiled the most dramatic proposals to regulate the internet seen in Australia for years. If implemented, the proposals would represent a dramatic increase in protectionism.

A media company is taking ACMA to court to stop the forced sale of radio stations. But gaming the media ownership laws is no longer as easy as it once was.

Using a public interest test to manage media diversity is problematic — but it’s a popular option.

All the huffing and puffing on anti-siphoning doesn’t change that the opposition and minor parties have virtually no options if they don’t like what the government offers.

James Packer will discover the game has changed since he left TV. But his bigger concern is to get back into the mogul business, write Glenn Dyer and Bernard Keane.