Five Asian-American organizations have come out in support of Comcast’s proposed deal to control NBC Universal after Comcast agreed to expand Asian-American programming in a 16-page memorandum of understanding.
The support comes as regulators work to complete a review of the $30 billion deal, which likely won’t be approved by the end of the year.
“We believe that the approval of this joint venture will mark a significant advance for the cause of diversity in media and entertainment,” wrote the groups in a Dec.
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