"… CCC and $79,750 to the DSCC respectively. Podesta also bundled $78,400 for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and $41,000 for Sen. Patty Murray. His numerous …"

"… contained the provision, with the support of the Democratic majority; the Senate version passed without it after Republicans threatened a filibuster. The b …"

"… eatened a filibuster. The bill awaits a resolution of this and other House-Senate differences. Roberti also lobbied on behalf of AT&T Inc. for the broad …"

"… Asset Relief Program — both enacted with strong majorities of House and Senate Democrats, including Schumer. Roberti did not respond to a request for a c …"

"… ate.Since then, an unprecedented amount of federal money has been spent on communications gear and technology, expenses traditionally borne by state and local gover …"

"… ll struggling to convince Congress that first responders could reach basic communications goals.“The fundamental question all of us have is this,” said Rep. Dav …"

"… t extended a signal’s range; antennae and tower systems. But an array of communications experts and even DHS officials say that equipment alone cannot create inte …"

"… don’t plan,” says Harlin McEwen, a former police chief who chairs the communications committee at the International Association of Chiefs of Police. “They di …"

"… chairman of Newsweb Printing Corporation, a multilingual and multinational communications company based in Chicago. Eychaner contributed to Democratic party committ …"

"… ager of the New Jersey MetroStars. He has controlling interests in several communications and restaurant companies. He contributed to the New York Republican State …"

"… t should come as no surprise, either, that Gore is a darling among the telecommunications industry, though he comes in second to George W. Bush in donations from th …"

"… the years to the high-tech industry, especially to those dealing with telecommunications, biotech and pharmaceuticals. These ties were strengthened when President …"

"… y Podesta, whose lobbying shop represents a Who’s Who of biotech and telecommunications clients, is a brother of White House Chief of Staff John Podesta. Meanwhil …"

"… 984 and 1989, and later his business partner; and Mark Johnson, the former communications director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. In the Gore c …"

"… sen controls on electronic surveillance. The NSA already operates a global communications surveillance system in conjunction with Britain’s GCHQ. One of the propo …"

"… ns would allow GCHQ to conduct random surveillance of American citizens’ communications and send them on. This would breach the US bill of rights. (Non US citizen …"

"… newspaper report had claimed that bin Laden’s followers were operating a communications network based on encrypted messages concealed inside pornographic pictures …"

"… sed it well”.FBI investigators had been able to locate hundreds of email communications, sent 30 to 45 days before the attack. Records had been obtained from inte …"

"… hat would enrich a few of those well-heeled corporations — the large telecommunications firms that have bankrolled much of his political career.On Oct. 8, McCain …"

"… er.On Oct. 8, McCain introduced a bill that, he said, would give large telecommunications firms a tax incentive for selling subsidiaries to minority-owned firms by …"

"… , have been at a particular disadvantage,” read McCain’s bill, the Telecommunications Ownership Diversification Act.McCain’s bill essentially resurrects a 17- …"

"… 0 during his career. Other potential beneficiaries are “Baby Bell” telecommunications company US West, a Denver-based telecommunications company, formed in 1984 …"

"… s the result of a big promotion. Vogel served as the associate director of communications for economics in 2010. He was promoted to special assistant to the preside …"

"… ouse to become a senior vice president at VOX Global, a public affairs and communications firm.As we said, 19 staffers on the list received promotions in 2011. Of t …"

"… nate to improve the U.S. patent system. Despite support from high-tech and communications companies, the measure is opposed by the pharmaceutical industry because o …"

"… ributed to this report. …"

"… n companies, a Center for Public Integrity investigation has found.The Telecommunications Development Fund was created by Congress in 1996 to kick-start small commu …"

"… tions Development Fund was created by Congress in 1996 to kick-start small communications firms in hopes of spurring innovation and competition. Instead, the six-ye …"

"… ompany.The fund gets its money from interest on deposits paid by large telecommunications companies that bid for licenses in spectrum auctions.There are a number of …"

"… iveness is an August 13, 2004, comment filed by the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, the key lobbying arm of the cable television industry, with t …"

"… tisfaction with service and cost. By March 31, 1999, provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 had phased out cable price regulation and prices began to spir …"

"… , those companies contributed as much as $589,991.Calls to the director of communications for the Congressional Black Caucus were not returned.Touching off the delu …"

"… ,000 to the National Urban League, $78,600 to the Women in Cable & Telecommunications, $70,000 to City Year Philadelphia and $50,000 to City Year Detroit.Each o …"