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  • NewsClips - June 28, 2010
    The stage is set for a showdown between television networks and cable/satellite TV services, thanks to the internet. It won’t happen overnight, but your monthly cable or satellite bill could eventually be replaced by a monthly bill from Hulu, an online service that streams TV shows on demand.
    Posted: Jun 28, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 25, 2010
    Lawmakers questioned Federal Communications Commission officials Thursday about their plans to regulate Internet access, and overhaul an $8 billion federal phone subsidy fund so it can be used to fund new broadband lines. Members of the Senate Commerce Committee questioned three FCC commissioners about FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski's proposal for the agency to assert more control over the way broadband providers manage Internet traffic.
    Posted: Jun 25, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 24, 2010
    Public interest group Free Press took out a full-page ad in The Washington Post Wednesday criticizing the Federal Communications Commission for meeting behind closed doors with the Internet access and service giants to cut a deal that could potentially help it avoid broadband regulations.
    Posted: Jun 24, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 23, 2010
    Entrepreneur Stuart Shapiro thinks lawmakers have an image problem. And it's no wonder, he says, considering the great lengths to which they have to go to get the public's attention. They make a scene during their floor speeches. They bicker on talk shows.
    Posted: Jun 23, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 22, 2010
    U.S. regulators are holding talks with phone and cable companies about a compromise that would give the government authority over Internet lines without adopting controversial new rules the industry opposes.
    Posted: Jun 22, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 21 2010
    Entropic Communications Inc. said it is providing technology for Comcast Corp.'s new multi-room digital video recording service, potentially giving the company a solid boost in revenue and lifting its shares Friday. Comcast, the nation's largest cable provider with about 25 million subscribers, recently announced on its website that it will be providing an AnyRoom DVR service, allowing subscribers to share all DVD recordings, including HD, with any room in the house.
    Posted: Jun 21, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 18, 2010
    The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday launched a formal effort to give itself the clear authority to police Internet-service providers by changing the way Internet lines are regulated. One proposal under consideration would reverse a 2002 decision by the FCC that deregulated Internet lines and would essentially give the agency stronger authority to police Internet providers and prevent them from favoring their own traffic over that of rivals.
    Posted: Jun 18, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 17, 2010
    The rollout of FiOS, the bundled Internet, telephone and television service, began in New York City two years ago, but it remains far from a reality for most Manhattan residents. The slow expansion and adoption of Verizon Communications Inc.'s FiOS underscores a unique situation in Manhattan's nearly 800,000 dwellings: Older buildings and bureaucratic and technical hurdles complicate the task of new wiring needed for the high-speed service.
    Posted: Jun 17, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 16, 2010
    DirecTV Inc. is joining forces with a company owned by its cable rivals to sell local advertising spots coast-to-coast for the first time. The nation's largest satellite TV company on Tuesday unveiled a partnership with NCC Media, an advertising sales firm owned by cable companies Comcast Corp., Time Warner Cable Inc. and Cox Communications Inc.
    Posted: Jun 16, 2010
  • NewsClips - June 15, 2010
    In another content deal for a video game console, ESPN said Monday that it would stream thousands of sporting events to owners of Microsoft Xbox 360 consoles this year. Access to ESPN’s broadband sports network, known as ESPN3, will be free for premium subscribers to Xbox’s membership service, which is called Xbox Live.
    Posted: Jun 15, 2010