The introductory segment should describe the subject matter of the book. What are theissues under examination in this book? What is the author trying to accomplish?• The review should present a coherent and succinct summary of the author’s mainarguments.• Be sure to explain the principle of “common carriage” and the historical importance ofcommon carriage obligations in transportation, local telephone, and utility services. Shouldsociety impose common carriage obligations on monopolistic suppliers of broadband dataservices? Why or why not? Summarize Crawford’s view on this question.• A key issue concerns the upstream vertical integration of broadband cable distributiongiants like Comcast into programming or content development. Is what sense was theComcast-NBC Universal merger a vertical merger? How is this merger anticompetitive, inCrawford’s view?• After reading Crawford’s book, do you have any views on the proposed merger of Comcastand Time Warner (Time Warner is currently the nation’s number 2 supplier of high speedcable services, and also a large cable content provider)?• The final segment of the review should summarize your overall impression of the book. Doyou think this is an important book? Has your thinking changed after reading this book?Would you recommend this book to others?