In source one, the political cartoon is portraying the fact that a news story is shown on multiple forms of media. The message is then shown on the radios, newspapers and TVs advising people on their side of the story. The author is trying to convince the people that they must watch their news broadcast, so there is no telling what other options people have for cross ownership other than themselves. Companies want to spread their message, and by doing so they are taking control over the media. This is called “media concentration”, allowing them to make us think about what we want to hear. While in source two it is talking about the ownership of companies, and in doing so people will have to be cut since as more people start working in these