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How the AT&T-Time Warner deal could escape deeper regulatory scrutiny
How the AT&T-Time Warner deal could escape deeper regulatory scrutiny
AT&T is buying Time Warner in a $85.4 billion deal that could bring sweeping changes to the information and entertainment economies.(Jhaan Elker/The Washington Post)AT&T's $85.4 billion purchase of one of America's top media conglomerates could radically reshape the digital economy, making the deal's next step — regulatory review — hugely important to the way consumers access their media.But missing from the process could be the Federal Communications Commission, a key player in the battery of megadeals to hit the market recently.
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AT&T-Time Warner deal could spur more mergers, scrutiny
AT&T-Time Warner deal could spur more mergers, scrutiny
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How the AT&T-Time Warner deal could escape deeper regulatory scrutiny
How the AT&T-Time Warner deal could escape deeper regulatory scrutinyAT&T's enormous, $85.4 billion purchase of one of America's top media conglomerates could radically reshape the digital economy, making the deal's next step — regulatory review — hugely important to the way consumers access their media.But missing from the process could be the Federal Communications Commission, a key player in the battery of mega-deals recently to hit the market.The Justice Department is likely to analyze whether the transaction could hurt competition, and could impose requirements on AT&T that might restrain anticompetitive practices stemming from the deal.
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