London shows us how to oust a media mogul

[Liberty Belle]

Media Matters has this interesting item:

BLACKED OUT

A new book reconstructs the behind-the-scenes interplay among the characters who forced Conrad Black's ouster as the publisher of the Telegraph of London, the Chicago Sun-Times and The Jerusalem Post. As such, it provides a corporate governance primer, a tutorial for investors confronting errant leadership that, by virtue of majority ownership, considers itself immutable.
(TheDeal.com)
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I've been saying all along that we need to become investors in our publicly held media organizations, then raise hell at stockholder meetings over how the corporate media's pro-GOP bias and blackout of important issues is harming the networks' credibility--and risking investors' money. If the stocks go down as a result, shareholder lawsuits could be filed to bring these media moguls to heel.