Analysts: VoIP Ruling Could Hurt Cable
A Federal Communications Commission ruling Tuesday that would deregulate certain providers of voice-over-Internet-protocol service could put
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Leanza Leaving MAP to Join NLC
Cheryl Leanza -- a public-interest attorney who helped to frustrate the deregulatory policies of Federal Communications Commission chairman
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NCTA Promotes Luckett, Check
The National Cable & Telecommunications Association Monday announced the promotions of Jill Luckett and William Check.
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NAB Unveils Carriage Plan
Washington— With a controversial digital television plan nearing a vote at the Federal Communicatio
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Florida Rate Dispute Heads to Court
Advanced Cable Communications is suing Weston, Fla., claiming the city intends to use its authority to pirate service from the provider.
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NCTA Opposes Cities’ Plan
Washington— America’s cities should not be granted a hearing before the U.S. Supreme Court in a case
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'A La Carte’ — A Menu for Failure
I’m a news junkie. I devour The Washington Post every day. But while I crave the hard news sections, I could car
