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Julius Genachowski will very soon be Chair of the Federal Communications Commission. The White House’s pick for the job received confirmation from the United States Senate late on Thursday. On Friday the FCC sent out a statement on his behalf.
“I want to thank the members of the US Senate for this enormous honor, first presented to me by President Obama to whom I am also deeply grateful,” Genachowski declared. “The FCC has the inspiring mission of ensuring that our communications networks and technologies serve the nation’s needs and improve the lives of all Americans.” The Senate also approved Republican Robert M. McDowell for a new term.
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