WASHINGTON U.S. Federal Communications commission Chairman
Tom Wheeler on Thursday declined to mention if he thinks the commission will
review AT&T's proposed $eighty five.4 billion buy of Time Warner Inc.
At a press convention, Wheeler known as questions about the
deal hypothetical, since nothing has been filed. some analysts have suggested
the transaction could avoid a complete-scale FCC evaluation considering Time
Warner simplest holds one broadcast license and some satellite licenses.
"We need to see how matters increase," Wheeler
said, declining to say whether the FCC could still have a position if no
licenses are transferred. AT&T has said the Justice department will
evaluation the deal and that the FCC ought to evaluation it.
separately, a U.S. Senate subcommittee stated it's going to
maintain a Dec. 7 hearing to take into account the merger and encompass
testimony from AT&T chief executive Randall Stephenson and Time Warner CEO
Jeffrey Bewkes.
The FCC on Thursday also accredited new broadband
privateness policies that would restriction AT&T's capability to use
records from Time Warner to enhance advertising without getting consumer
consent.
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