Policy

New Year Brings New Retrans Fight

Push did come to shove on New Year’s Eve, with Cox Communications Inc. and Cable One Inc. now embroiled in a retransmission-consent dispute

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By: By Linda Moss | Jan 3 2005 - 12:14pm

FCC Resists Paxson Court Ploy

Agency Says Broadcaster Hasn’t Exhausted All of Its Legal Remedies on DTV Carriage

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By: By Ted Hearn | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

Telecom Revamp May Cost Cities

Washington— Local governments are bracing for a rough Congress next year, with an eye on telecommunicat

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By: By Ted Hearn | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

Cable Has to Like 'Brand X’ Case Chances

9th Circuit’s Liberal Reputation, Track Record on Appeal Seen as Positives in Industry’s Modem-Reg Fight

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By: By Ted Hearn | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

Letters

U.S. Operators Should Get Smarter About Smart Cards

The follo

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By: By Staff | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

Charter Asks For Basic Dereg In Northwest

Washington— Charter Communications Inc. is seeking total rate deregulation for 21 cable franchises serv

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By: By Ted Hearn | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

CEA Keeps Up Heat on Set-Tops

Claims Cable’s Dragging Its Heels on Meeting July Deadline

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By: By Ted Hearn | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

MSOs Draw Line at Cash for Carriage

In what could be a harbinger of retransmission-consent battles to come — over cash for carriage — a broadcaster was set to pull signals

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By: By Linda Moss | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

Cable’s Taking VoIP Lead: Sachs

NCTA Chief’s Valedictory Cites $95B Spent on New Services

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By: By Steve Donohue | Jan 3 2005 (All day)

Cox, Cable One Face Retrans Fight

In what could be a harbinger of retransmission-consent battles to come -- over cash for carriage -- a broadcaster was set to pull signals for

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By: By Linda Moss | Dec 30 2004 - 11:51am