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Securing an economic future for Palestinians

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How Do Cable Providers Plan to Stay Competitive?

Today's technology lets consumers watch shows without a cable connection or even a television. What's next for cable providers and their place in the media market? Hari Sreenivasan talks to Brian Roberts of Comcast about staying competitive and the legal battles with companies who stream TV for free.