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The FCC's approval of the Comcast-AT&T Broadband merger is a clear signal that American regulators have abandoned using big mergers to set public policy. In sharp contrast to the FCC under the Clinton administration, which would routinely require companies to take steps beyond those required to win approval for a license transfer, the agency cleared the merger without imposing most of the conditions consumer activists sought.
November 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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