U.K.'s Clarke Says Fox-Sky Deal Should Not Go Through

The transcript discusses the potential judicial review of a Fox bid to buy Sky, highlighting concerns about increased media concentration in the UK, particularly by the Murdoch family. It touches on the implications of Brexit on investments and the importance of public interest in preventing further media control by a single entity. The conversation reflects on past scandals involving News International and the need for careful consideration of media ownership.

What was the context of the letter signed by Clark regarding the UK government?

What concerns are raised regarding the concentration of media ownership in the UK?

What historical events are referenced to support the argument against the Murdoch family's increased control?

How does the speaker view the potential acquisition of Sky by Fox in relation to Brexit?

What implications does the speaker suggest the Fox bid could have on the perception of the UK as a business-friendly environment?