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The new FCC rules would impose a dramatic new squeeze on the amount of advertising time available during children's programming. They would also place premature, speculative and unreasonable barriers on the interaction between TV and the Internet. These rules will harm advertisers, broadcasters, Web sites and ultimately children's programming.

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