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Broadcast and Audio Flag

Senate Commerce held a hearing yesterday on the Broadcast and Audio Flag.

Statements are available from:

Opening Remarks:

Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK), Committee Chairman,
Sen. Daniel K. Inouye (D-HI), Committee Co-Chairman
Panel 1:
Andy Setos, President of Engineering, Fox Entertainment Group
Jonathan Band, Counsel, American Library Association
Thomas B. Patton, Corporate VP of Government Relations, Philips Electronics North America Corporation
Leslie Harris, Executive Director, Center for Democracy and Technology
Panel 2:
Mitch Bainwol, Chairman & CEO, Recording Industry Association of America
Gary Shapiro, President & CEO, Consumers Electronics Association
Dan Halyburton, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Group Operations, Susquehanna Radio

posted by James DeLong @ 11:28 AM | Analog Holes

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