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• NewsClips - January 4, 2008
  In reading the article paper about the Warrington man who has issues with Verizon’s TV service, I would like to point out yet another (though not as serious) problem with FiOS TV service. I have had this service since April, 2007 and until Nov 12, 2007, was able to receive the HD local channels with my TV’s digital tuner with no issues.
  Posted: Jan 4, 2008
• NewsClips - January 3, 2008
  St. Petersburg and Tampa sued Bright House Networks when the cable provider bumped government television from basic service last month. But Hillsborough County government is taking a different approach. The region's dominant cable company is requiring customers to rent digital converter boxes at $1 a month to keep getting four government channels.
  Posted: Jan 3, 2008
• NewsClips - January 2, 2008
  Millions of $40 government coupons became available Tuesday to help low-tech television owners buy special converter boxes for older TVs that might not work after the switch...
  Posted: Jan 2, 2008
• NewsClips - December 28, 2007
  Phone hassles continue after Verizon cable cut in Sinking Spring (Berks Co.). The company says it repaired a cable that was accidentally severed under Route 422, but some customers say service is not back to normal. Telephone problems since Dec. 16 have loused up a Wyomissing man’s plans to move to a new home in Conshohocken.
  Posted: Dec 28, 2007
• NewsClips - December 27, 2007
  The Wissahickon School Board (Montgomery Co.) accepted the first reading of a new community channel access policy. After the meeting a member said there was previously “no clear policy” regarding information allowed on the cable television channel and the district received “requests from various political entities” that prompted discussion.
  Posted: Dec 27, 2007
• NewsClips - December 26, 2007
  The network that launched the U.S. wireless industry with brick-sized -- and brick-heavy -- cell phones 24 years ago will switch off in most of the country in 2008...
  Posted: Dec 26, 2007
• NewsClips - December 24, 2007
  Vermont regulators rejected FairPoint Communications' proposed $2.7 billion buyout of Verizon Communications' landlines in northern New England. In a decision that pulls the plug...
  Posted: Dec 24, 2007
• NewsClips - December 21, 2007
  Politicians beware: Parody is returning. "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" and "The Colbert Report" will resume production on Jan. 7 without their striking writers, the Comedy Central network announced Thursday. Both late-night shows were shuttered after the Hollywood writers strike began seven weeks ago.
  Posted: Dec 21, 2007
• NewsClips - December 20, 2007
  Atlantic Broadband customers in the Altoona area will be able to watch tonight’s game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the St. Louis Rams on “free TV.” Atlantic Broadband and the NFL Network reached an agreement that will enable the local cable company to broadcast the game to all local Atlantic Broadband customers, said David A. Dane, Atlantic Broadband vice president and general manager.
  Posted: Dec 20, 2007
• NewsClips - December 19, 2007
  Comcast Corp. predicts courts will reject a new federal market share rule that would prevent the nation's largest cable television company from growing substantially larger. The Federal Communications Commission voted Tuesday to put a 30 percent limit on the share of the pay television market a single cable company may serve.
  Posted: Dec 19, 2007