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 In  closing,  this  decision,  while  important,  leaves  the  Commission  and  Congress  with  much  work  ahead  to  bring  the  DTV  transition  to  a  successful  conclusion.  Without 
 question,  the  Commission  must  consider  more  fully  what  it  means  to  be  a  broadcaster  in  the  digital  age,  including  how  the  competitive  marketplace  intersects  with  the  various 
 public  interest  obligations  that  have  traditionally  been  imposed  on  broadcasters.  As  Congress  considers  an  appropriate  deadline  for  the  return  of  analog  broadcast  spectrum,  it 
 will  no  doubt  examine  a  host  of  related  issues,  including  the  multicasting  debate.  Given  the  strong  congressional  interest  in  the  DTV  transition  and  the  interrelatedness  of 
 multicasting  with  other  aspects  of  the  transition,  it  is  appropriate  for  the  final  resolution  of  this  debate  to  occur  before  the  legislature. 


 concluded  that  that  less  intrusive  must-  carry  requirement  was  not  necessary  to  prevent  anticompetitive  conduct.  Turner  II,  520  U.  S.  at  226  (Breyer,  J.,  concurring),  232  (O’Connor,  Scalia,  Thomas,  and 
 Ginsburg,  JJ.,  dissenting). 
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