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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.
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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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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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"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."