On the recordMarch 10, 2010
Obviously, you have a public interest requirement that you have to look into, and I am trying to get at the issue with respect to this merger how the FCC might define the public interest standard.
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congress.govObviously, you have a public interest requirement that you have to look into, and I am trying to get at the issue with respect to this merger how the FCC might define the public interest standard.
Thune questions how the FCC defines public interest in relation to a merger.
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