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America Online and Time Warner get a chance today to convince the FCC to approve their planned $350 billion merger. The agency will hold a public hearing to give the companies and their critics an opportunity to set the record straight. Debate is expected to focus on whether a merged AOL-Time Warner would have so much clout that it could stifle competition for Internet and cable programming.
July 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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