Local Governments Brace for Rough 2005
Local governments are bracing for a rough Congress next year, with an eye on telecommunications legislation that could impact cities’ botto
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Adelphia Talking Digital Simulcast
Another cable company is making plans to offer a digital simulcast of its analog programming.
Adelphia Communications
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Sununu: New Bill to Address IP Video
Senate telecommunications legislation next year will likely address Internet-protocol video in broad terms, with an emphasis on deregulation,
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FCC to Monitor Cable’s UWB Concerns
The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday adopted new ultra-wideband (UWB) rules without directly addressing interference concerns rais
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Satellite-Radio Ruling a Break for Cable
The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday refused to launch a rulemaking regarding the application of broadcast-indecency rules to subs
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Time Warner Challenges Municipal System
Time Warner Cable is pursuing an injunction against a municipal fiber-optic project in North Kansas City, Mo., alleging that the city must se
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Time Warner, DOJ, SEC Square on AOL
Time Warner Inc. settled a two-year dispute with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding accounti
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Sachs: Watch Out for SBC Redlining
SBC Communications Inc. is planning to deploy high-speed fiber lines in wealthy communities and to ignore less-affluent enclaves -- a strateg
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Sachs Takes Box Issue to Powell
Cable’s top Washington lobbyist has made a direct appeal to Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael Powell to lift the ban on in
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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
