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  • The U.S. Department of Justice recently approved the proposed merger of Sirius and XM, the nation's two satellite radio providers, raising questions about the regulation of the media marketplace. Central Michigan University School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts faculty member Heather Polinsky, an expert on media economics and media policy, is available to comment on the proposed merger. Read the Story

  • While Michigan's economy adjusts to the recent continuation state budget agreement, one Central Michigan University professor with expertise in credit ratings believes income tax and sales tax increases may lead to lower interest rates on state borrowing. Read the Story

  • As Michiganians grapple with the state's stressed economy and a continuation state budget agreement that calls for tax increases and nearly $440 million in cuts, questions are looming about the future. A Central Michigan University political science professor with expertise in state government is available to speak with the media about continuing budget deliberations. Read the Story

  • Citing that distracted drivers are more likely to be involved in an automobile accident, Michigan Senator Buzz Thomas recently introduced a bill that would prohibit playing a game or entering data on a cell phone while driving. Read the Story

  • SOURCE:Bryan Gibsonprofessor of psychology989-774-4404gibso1b@cmich.eduWill Michigan join 31 other states and pass a ban on smoking in bars, restaurants and private workplaces? A bill requiring just that has cleared a state House committee this week spurring a controversy involving smokers, non-smokers... Read the Story

  • Gary Dunbar from Central Michigan University can comment on the recent presidential veto on federal funding for stem cell research. Read the Story

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