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Question 1 of 6What is the commentary's central argument? Question 2 of 6What solution does the commentator favor? Question 3 of 6Why does the owner not need to call the editor every morning? Question 4 of 6What does the example of corruption in "a distant ministry" suggest? Question 5 of 6What does the market with twenty shops and one supplier illustrate? Question 6 of 6What does "it tells you where to start doubting" imply about ownership information? Vocabularyيَتَوَارَىhides
يُمْلِيdictates
الرَّقَابَةcensorship
فَعَّالِيَّةeffectiveness
الْمَتَاعِبtrouble
حِصَّةstake, share
الرَّقَابَة الذَّاتِيَّةself-censorship
رَقِيبcensor
عَنَاءtrouble, toil
تَرَكُّز الْمِلْكِيَّةconcentration of ownership
الْمُورِّدsupplier
تَأْمِيمnationalization
الشَّفَافِيَّةtransparency