66. Reiterates in this context its earlier calls for sector inquiries into online advertising and relations between the producers of agricultural goods (in particular dairy produce), intermediate purchasers, major distributors and end consumers; calls for an inquiry into media concentrations, including all channels for distribution of content, such as print, television and radio and the internet; requests that the Commission present an analysis of competition in the telecoms, car and financial services sectors;

1. Points out that the Commission has taken four principled decisions on media rights for football matches; firstly, the Commission has allowed clubs to sell broadcasting rights jointly; secondly, the Commission has intervened to limit the extent to which all the valuable rights to a given competition can be bought by a single buyer; thirdly, the Commission, by insisting that broadcasting rights should be divided and sold separately to different buyers, has also tried to prevent output restrictions; and fourthly, the Commission has decided that not all the rights should be centralised and that some of them must remain available for c ...[+++]lubs for individual marketing in particular as regards new media;

Senator Murray: Honourable senators, spokesmen for the government, who are still anonymous, have told the media in Nova Scotia that negotiations are proceeding with two different prospective buyers for the Cape Breton Development Corporation.

We have also accepted incoming buyers' missions and buyers from all over the world and chefs and media.