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we can no longer expect the free market to produce institutions that actually play a quasi-public role, as universities do or the press does as our "Fourth Branch" of government.  Eventually, there will have to be new sources of funding for the press, other than through the private market.  For now, oddly, a significant part of our world news comes through the BBC, and therefore courtesy of British citizens.  (Meanwhile, other government-supported broadcasters, from China's CCTV to Al Jazeera English, are developing their own global presence.)  We have yet to realize that we will need to compete for our ideas in the global marketplace of ideas.

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