Broadcasting & Cable - May 8, 2005

With a barrage of ads running on broadcast stations across Texas, local phone company SBC informs viewers that the state's laws are “outdated” and “preventing consumers from making their own telecommunications decisions.” Cable companies face “less competition, and they like it that way,” says another ad.

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