The House Judiciary Committee has stacked its 5/8 hearing list with potential opponents to Comcast’s Time Warner Cable acquisition. Meanwhile, one name not on the list, Sen. Al Franken (D-MN), is continuing his campaign against an acquisition he says “would concentrate unprecedented power in Comcast’s hands.”
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The House Judiciary Committee has stacked its 5/8 hearing list with potential opponents to Comcast’s Time Warner Cable acquisition. Meanwhile, one name not on the list, Sen. Al Franken (D-MN), is continuing his campaign against an acquisition he says “would concentrate unprecedented power in Comcast’s hands.”
