Policy

Could Ultra Wideband Fuzz Cable Nets?

A wireless-broadband technology designed to operate at high speeds and low power has the potential to disrupt satellite feeds between cable n

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 6 2004 - 2:12pm

Cities Strike Out at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court Monday rejected an appeal that could have resulted in cable operators paying 5% of their high-speed-data revenue to local f

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 6 2004 - 10:21am

Dallas Opposing Comcast Deregulation

City of Dallas regulators are opposing a bid by Comcast Corp. for total rate deregulation, claiming that the cable operator has not demonstra

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 6 2004 - 7:50am

This Just In

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By: By Staff | Dec 6 2004 (All day)

As July 2006 Gets Closer, Security Moves Onto To-Do Lists

Nothing like the specter of a regulatory deadline to raise a frenzy — like the escalating din around digital set-tops installed after Jul

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By: By Leslie Ellis | Dec 6 2004 (All day)

Powell: Regs Could Soak Data Subs

Cable-Modem Rates Would Go Higher If FCC Imposes a Telco-Style Regime, Chairman Says

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 6 2004 (All day)

FCC To Drill Deeper Into Rural Data

Washington— Federal regulators — moving to better track next-generation broadband and local telephone

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By: By Glenn Maffei | Dec 6 2004 (All day)

Cable Awaits Set-Top Ruling

FCC Says Guidance On Box Unbundling To Come by Year-End

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 6 2004 (All day)

As DBS Rises, Ops Ask FCC: Set Us Free!

Washington— Cable’s urban moat remains under assault.

The latest sign th

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 6 2004 (All day)

Supreme Court Takes Brand X Case

The U.S. Supreme Court Friday agreed to hear a case that will likely decide whether the federal government can shield cable-modem service fro

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By: By Ted Hearn | Dec 3 2004 - 10:43am