The House Communications Subcommittee tentatively plans to hold its hearing...
The House Communications Subcommittee tentatively plans to hold its hearing on the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act and the state of the video market on Sept. 11, a spokesman for Chairman Greg Walden, R-Ore., confirmed. He declined to comment…
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further or specify the time of day or location of the hearing. The subcommittee first announced the planned September hearing in mid-August (CD Aug 16 p11). Congress is supposed to reauthorize portions of the act by the end of next year. The House Judiciary Committee will also take on issues surrounding STELA next week, a communications industry source told us, pointing to Tuesday as the likely date. A Judiciary spokeswoman did not comment.