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June 27
2012
hearing

The Future of Video

2123 Rayburn, 10:00am

The Future of Video

Background Documents and Information:

Hearing Notice

Background Memo

Transcript

Opening Statements:

Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden

Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton

Charlie Ergen


Robert W. Johnson

David Hyman

Jim Funk
Gigi B. Sohn

David Barrett
Michael P. O’Leary
Michael Powell


 

Subcommittees
Communications and Technology (112th Congress)
Communications and Technology
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Energy and Commerce Committee
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