MCN - February 14, 2010

As part of an expensive lobbying move, search giant Google last week unveiled plans to fund fiber-to-the-home broadband networks in the U.S. that would deliver unprecedented speeds of 1 Gigabit per second.

• Content
• Music Choice Channels Into Young Demo

• Finance
• Hallmark Tries New Crown Offer
• Viacom Hopes for Ad Uplift

• Newsline
• Networks Make Playoff Push
• Canoe, CableLabs Link 'Innovation Lab'
• Rentrak Expands Dish Tracking Deal
• FiOS TV Launches Ad Zones
• Synacor Links 14 Operators to NBCOlympics.com
• Motorola Goes Back to Splitsville
• Satellite-Ad Spat to Court
• Programmers to Ops: Higher Fees Coming
• Coda
• Coda

• People
• People

• Platforms
• Jinni Promises Movie Magic
• Translation Please
• How to Do the EBIF-Canoe Two-Step

• Rules
• Plowing Toward March 17 Target
• More Broadband Projects Funded

• Through the Wire
• Booker and Co. in 'Brick City’ Still Trying to 'Make a Change’

• Viewpoint
• Why Google Wants In on Broadband
• Time To Break Up the Buffet
• Talkback