NCTA Wants Broad VoIP Ruling
The cable industry is stepping up its campaign to be included in an upcoming Federal Communications Commission ruling that would bar state re
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Intel Inside FCC’s DTV-Transition Plan
A business coalition that includes Intel Corp. is urging federal regulators to expedite the digital-television transition in order to give wi
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Time Warner Wants Broader VoIP Ruling
Time Warner Inc. is pressing federal regulators to issue a broad ruling banning state regulation of voice over Internet protocol and not to c
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Big Easy Wants Piece of Modem Pie
The city of New Orleans wants the U.S. Supreme Court to restore the authority of local governments to tax cable-modem revenue -- a position o
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Sachs: BPL Not a Proven Competitor
High-speed Internet access offered by electric utilities has yet to demonstrate that it can attract consumers and represent robust competitio
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Corridor’s Eager to Serve Eagar
The City Council in Eagar, Ariz., has awarded Corridor Communications Corp. a 10-year franchise extension to be the exclusive cable-TV provid
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AT&T Protesting DSL-Local Phone Bundling
AT&T Corp., which has shifted its focus to the rollout of voice-over-Internet-protocol service, is part of a contingent of VoIP providers
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States Miffed About Pending Vonage Ruling
State regulators are complaining that federal adoption of rules governing some voice-over-Internet-protocol services would represent a piecem
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Bells Gain More Fiber Relief from FCC
The Baby Bells gained additional deregulation for fiber deployments in a decision by the Federal Communications Commission late Friday that r
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Violence Regulations vs. Free Speech
Pay TV Providers, Broadcasters Air Constitutional Concerns to FCC Studying the Issue
