Call to protect information services amid Bell ban lift
A civic appeal urges support for HR 5096 the Brooks bill to prevent Bells from pruning existing electronic information services. It cites competition risks and asks readers to contact Rep Jim Nussle and to call a helpline for action. The notice is published for the Consumer Federation of America the Newspaper Association of America and 1600 organizations.
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