any particular concerns with some of those consolidations going on specifically with the proposed comcast/nbc merger that will probably get a lot of scrutiny? >> guest: you know, we're charged to look at the public interest and to look at competition, localism and diversity. i certainly don't want to comment on something we may have in front of us shortly, but i do think it's important to do this in a timely manner. we have a 188-day shot clock on this, so i think it's important to do it timely and just philosophically, i also feel that mergers should be dealt with on the merger proceeding in front of you, that you shouldn't attach conditions that are extraneous to the actual deal in front of you. >> host: next question. >> host: what about internet parental controls? that's been a smaller issue there, but you have put out a couple of statements, and you have talked about what you feel is a need for greater control for parents over what their kids are saying on the -- accessing on the internet. what is your philosophy regarding that and how to go forward with that? >> guest: well, thank you f

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