...payments, but the 1986 law that created the database also prevents its public availability. Now, the U.S. House Commerce Committee may vote to release some of these names on the Internet. That's a good idea, but it raises a few questions...
...Tauzin, R-La., chairman of the Telecommunications, Trade and Consumer Protection subcommittee of the House Commerce committee. "Its good for companies to be secure and many are exploring new self regulation systems," Tauzin said...
...mind-boggling $20 to $40 federal surcharge per month on all Internet services. Confused? Well, so were House Commerce Committee members. They were inundated with e-mails demanding the defeat of 602-P. And that's putting it mildly...
...able to hear their hometown radio stations because of this." Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., a member of the House Commerce Committee, made a last-minute pitch to the FCC on Wednesday, urging the commission to make sure all harmful interference...
...providers to become competitors of cable television and satellite companies as deliverers of broadcast programming, House Commerce Committee Chairman Tom Bliley, R-Va., complained Wednesday. "The importance of the Internet and other online communications...
...respected former U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell looked into their recruitment practices for the U.S. House Commerce Committee. Bell and his team found much to contradict the Payne-Young version of events. Indeed, when dossiers from...
...approved the bill by voice vote, sending it to the full Senate for a vote. Similar legislation is pending in the House Commerce Committee. More than 2.1 million poisonings were reported to poison centers in 1997, the most recent year for which...
...time, could watch their local broadcast stations on their satellite systems under a bill passed Thursday by the House Commerce Committee. The bill, approved without dissent, is meant to resolve a dispute between satellite companies and broadcasters...
...of thousands. Angry satellite customers have prompted Congress to get involved. The settlement was hailed by House Commerce Committee Chairman Thomas Bliley, R-Va., who had urged the parties to work out a deal. He said it clears the way...
...chairman of the House Task Force on Nuclear Cleanup; and Wyoming Republican Rep. Barbara Cubin, a member of the House Commerce Committee and the subcommittee for Hazardous Materials and Health and the Environment. Fury's Ferry gets new signals...
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