Media Minutes: March 24, 2006

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March 25, 2006

Media Minutes is a weekly, headline-style radio news program focused on issues of media policy and reform. Media Minutes tracks the latest industry developments, keeps an eye on Washington policy makers and talks to the experts and activists dedicated to media reform.

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Media Minutes: March 24, 2006

Cable and phone companies seek to serve only the wealthiest customers with next-generation TV services. As the FCC begins re-debating issues of media ownership, will it address issues of media diversity? And government agents use Fox News for cover.

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