Washington
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FCC Enforcement Bureau Recommends Denying Comcast Request to Stay Tennis
Channel DecisionBy John Eggerton, February 8, 2012Comcast had claimed that enforcement would violate its constitutional rights More
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House Subcom Serious About CybersecurityBy John Eggerton, February 8, 2012Experts say threat is growing, as is role of cable operators and other ISPs in trying to combat cyber-attacks More
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LightSquared Wants FCC to Set GPS Receiver StandardsBy John Eggerton, February 7, 2012Petition asks for either a rulemaking if commission has sufficient information, or a notice of inquiry More
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Phoenix Center: Fewer Companies Equals Lower PricesBy John Eggerton, February 7, 2012Argues that FCC's desire to impede incumbent carriers via auction or acquisition may do more harm than gopd More
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FCC Commissioning New Study on Information Needs of PublicBy John Eggerton, February 6, 2012This one in association with need to build record for boosting market entry chances for small businesses and entrepreneurs More
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N.Y. State Sen. Grisanti Pushes for Cable Carriage BillBy John Eggerton, February 6, 2012Bill would force distributors and programmers to enter arbitration if no deal can be made More
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FCC Says WMAQ Had Right to Deny Super Bowl Ad to CandidateBy John Eggerton, February 6, 2012Concluded that Randall Terry did not make a substantial showing of candidacy, and even if he had, the denial was not unreasonable More
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SOPA/PIPA Opponents Tell Hill to Scrap
Legislation, PeriodBy John Eggerton, February 6, 2012Letter to legislators suggests all efforts, including OPEN Act, should be deep-sixed for a do-over More
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Analysis: Putting Our Finger on FCC Indecency PolicyBy John Eggerton, February 6, 2012M.I.A.'s finger gesture during Super Bowl half-time show could draw FCC's attention as a violation of indecency policy More
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House E&C Committee to Hold Hearing on CybersecurityBy John Eggerton, February 6, 2012Cited last month's attacks on MPAA website, threat to interconnected VoIP among reasons More
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Broadcasters Balk at Report Cards
By John Eggerton, February 6, 2012Time, money, First Amendment concerns in FCC info request More
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Road to Decision 2012: Here Comes the President February 6, 2012Obama starts to buy local TV spots as broadcast news execs say election interest slow to build. Plus: Where is all that super PAC money coming from? More
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Editorial: The Wrong
Direction By B&C Staff, February 6, 2012It's easier to blame the media, but presidential candidates should start focusing on the bigger issues More
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Hill: Google Has More Explaining to DoBy John Eggerton, February 3, 2012Hill says consumers and legislators need more info on privacy policy change; EU seeks delay or March 1 rollout, Google says it is going ahead More
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Super Bowl Preview: Blackout Rule Foes Take Pitch to BuffaloBy John Eggerton, February 3, 2012Sports Fan Coalition seeks support to push FCC to scrub sports blackout rule More
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Super Bowl Preview: ICE Seizes Websites Allegedly Pirating NFL GamesBy John Eggerton, February 3, 2012Michigan man charged with criminal infringement related to the operation of nine of 16 sites seized More
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NAB, NCTA Back FCC Reform BillsBy John Eggerton, February 2, 2012Consolidated Reporting Act requires FCC to conduct biennial survey of state of competition, including competition from the Internet More
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FCC Consumer Bureau Chief Gurin ExitingBy John Eggerton, February 2, 2012Kris Montieth to serve as acting chief More
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Genachowski Praises Comcast's Stepped-Up Drive on Low-Cost BroadbandBy Todd Spangler, Multichannel News, February 1, 2012MSO has signed up 41,000 households since August 2011 'Internet Essentials' launch More
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Harbinger Says Grassley Letter Was Off BaseBy John Eggerton, February 1, 2012Spokesperson for senator counters that he has the facts right More
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