Online video could bring consumers “higher quality content at lower...
Online video could bring consumers “higher quality content at lower rates,” particularly in rural areas, said Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va. The committee scheduled a hearing for Tuesday on the future of video, as expected (CD April 17…
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p7). “Everything about television is changing,” Rockefeller said Wednesday. “People are watching all sorts of programs on an assortment of platforms, at different times of the day or night and without the traditional boundaries of television channels.” The hearing is 10 a.m. in Room 253, Russell Building.