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January 13, 2006

Flagging the Spectrum of Neutral Porn...

The Senate Commerce Committee's upcoming tech policy hearing schedule, of course...

Thursday, January 19 2:30 PM
Internet Pornography - LIVE WEBCAST
Full Committee Hearing

Tuesday, January 24 10:00 AM
Broadcast and Audio Flag - LIVE WEBCAST
Full Committee Hearing

Thursday, January 26 10:00 AM
Competition and Convergence - LIVE WEBCAST
Full Committee Hearing

Tuesday, February 7 10:00 AM
Net Neutrality - LIVE WEBCAST
Full Committee Hearing

Wednesday, February 15 10:00 AM
FCC Activities and Policy - LIVE WEBCAST
Full Committee Hearing

Thursday, March 2 10:00 AM
Wireless Issues/Spectrum Reform - LIVE WEBCAST
Full Committee Hearing

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