Policy

Cox Helps Parents 'Take Charge’ of Their TVs

With research finding considerable concern over what their progeny can view on TV and the Internet, Cox Communications Inc. believed it was t

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By: By Mike Reynolds | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

Vendors Are Going to San Francisco

Tech Companies, Programmers Will Hit to the National Show Floor Again in 2005, NCTA Says

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By: By Steve Donohue | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

Dallas: Don’t Free Comcast

City Officials Oppose Cable Op’s Effective-Competition Bid

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

FCC Pushes DBS Powers Out of Auction

Washington— The Federal Communications Commission has decided to restrict bidding eligibility on satell

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By: By Glenn Maffei | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

'Verizon Bill’ Is Now Pa. Law

Amendment Puts A Curb on Towns’ Ability to Overbuild

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By: By Linda Haugsted | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

Could Ultrawideband Fuzz Cable Images?

Washington— A wireless-broadband technology that operates at low power levels has the potential to

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

DTV Vote Applauded

An aide to Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael Powell last Thursday endorsed a nonbinding resolution adopted by Congress that

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

FCC Holds Up SBC’s Dereg Bid

Telco Seeks Ruling That Would Make IPTV Exempt From Cable-Like Restrictions

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

Verizon Gets a Texas Franchise

Verizon Communications Inc. has obtained another cable franchise, this time in the Dallas suburb of Sachse, Texas.

Lik

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By: By Linda Haugsted | Dec 13 2004 (All day)

Sachs: DTV Plan a $28B Cable Tax

The cable industry said a broadcaster-sponsored plan to end the digital-television transition would impose set-top costs on cable customers t

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 10 2004 - 2:10pm