Broadcasters and Consumers Should Be Wary

Adonis Hoffman wrote a great Op-Ed piece published by the New York Times today. An adjunct professor at Georgetown University, he was most notable for being chief of staff and senior legal adviser to Commissioner Mignon Clyburn of the FCC. Read the article here and get into the discussion.

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