On the recordNovember 16, 2015
If this approach does not honor licensing terms that are negotiated between programmers and MVPDs, how would that affect the diversity of programming available to consumers?
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congress.govIf this approach does not honor licensing terms that are negotiated between programmers and MVPDs, how would that affect the diversity of programming available to consumers?
Butterfield questions the impact of licensing on programming diversity.
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