Every megahertz of broadcast television spectrum that the FCC doesn't auction means less revenue to fund prerogatives already determined by this committee and this Congress.
Greg Walden: “Every megahertz of broadcast television spectrum that the FCC doesn't auction means less revenue to fund prerogatives…”
On the recordDecember 11, 2012
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Walden emphasizes the financial implications of not auctioning broadcast spectrum.
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