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MusicGroup
SAGA / CELL / /
Organization
Wireless Association / House of Representatives / National Telecommunications and Information Administration / Senate / Judiciary Committee / Federal Communications Commission / Obama Administration / US Federal Reserve / Department of Commerce / Electronic Frontier Foundation / Rules Committee / Congress / Copyright Office / White House / UN Court / National Economic Council / DMCA Congress / /
Person
Lee / Michael Froman / Zoe Lofgren / Anna Eshoo / R. David Edelman / Ron Wyden / Steve Largent / Jared Polis / Bob Goodlatte / Klobuchar / Pat Leahy / Gene Sperling / Issa / Blumenthal / Rick Boucher / Tom Wheeler / Thomas Massie / Chuck Grassley / /
Position
Librarian / Advisor / President / head / Representative / Chairman / Director / /
THE CELL PHONE UNLOCKING SAGA Jonathan Band [removed] On March 4, 2013, the White House announced that it disagreed with the decision of the Librarian of Congress not to allow consumers to unlock their ce