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The FCC may radically revise its approach to restricting broadcast mergers if the 3rd Circuit rejects the agency's most recent effort to limit media concentration. Unlike the current regulatory treatment of local markets -- which restricts the size of the audience a broadcaster may reach -- the new method would cap the number of people who actually view broadcasts. The new approach could also open the door to more mergers.
June 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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