Broward Victory Party Looks a Bit Premature
Cable may have earned a hollow victory in Broward County, Fla., where a federal judge shot down local officials' attempt to impose open-access regulations.But local-franchising experts believe the First Amendment win by Comcast Corp. and AT & T Broadband came too late to derail an access train that has already left the station.U.S. District Court judge Donald M.

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