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 1 Intro             | advertisement that no publishing company would normally refuse.~With
 2 Intro             |       government can deprive any company owner of his rights, reduce
 3 Intro             |      even expel him from his own company, the newspaper-owner's independence
 4 Messag,    2, 4   |       share real rights over the company and what it produces, but
 5 Messag,    2, 4   |     majority of its workers. The company will hold assemblies to
 6 Messag        (15)|          at the threshold of the company." (Program, p. 231).~"We
 7 Messag,    2, 9   |         life not taken up by the company's activities. The victim
 8 Messag,    2, 10  |    workers in the self-­managing company. 25~But that is not all.
 9 Messag,    3, 1   |   diamond. At one end is his own company, in which he is a speaking
10   1,    5         |        the general policy of the company, its investments, its organization
11   1,    5         |    sources of information in the company . . . The wall of secrecy
12   1,    7         |       programs, the plans of the company and its policy regarding
13   1,    7         |   organization of workers in the company" (Program, p. 227)~·       
14   1,    7         |    organization of work, and the company's training program" (Program,
15   1,    7         |       Right of "control over all company expenses related to salaries,
16   1,    8         |      this question, imagine your company reorganized tomorrow according
17 Commun            |          of contract exposes the company which owns both newspapers
18 Commun            |         both for this publishing company and the other companies
19 Commun            |        even lose any role in the company whatsoever.~Is it so surprising
20 Commun            |         head of every publishing company, owner, a sword hanging