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  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • st and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • st and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
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  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • Comcast and NBC Universal, seeking to win regulatory approval of their proposed $30 billion union, promised Thursday to maintain local over-the-air broadcasting services and to beef up programming for children and minority viewers.
  • "This is a reasonable opening offer by Comcast, but regulators will have some hard questions about the strategic use of programming against its competitors," said Paul Gallant, a telecom and media policy analyst with Concept Capital. "The hardest questions are about Internet TV, and in mergers, almost anything is fair game to bring up, which is a risk for Comcast."
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    Discussion of Comcast and NBC Merger, including opening promises from Comcast to preserve local over-the-air broadcasting and increase programming for children and minorities.
Theresa de los Santos

Jobs, Diversity Top Issues At Comcast-NBCU Hearing - 0 views

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    "Comcast Chairman Brian Roberts and NBC Universal President & CEO Jeff Zucker faced a barrage of questions Feb. 25 in a marathon--over five hours with one break--hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on their proposed joint venture, their third Hill visit in as many weeks as they push for government approval of their $30 billion joint venture.\nDuring that time, the pair defended their records on diversity, and in some cases pledged to do better, reiterated their pledges to keep NBC free and over the air, and their programming available to competitive distributors."
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