One reason many public schools achieve poor academic results is that they are neither free to succeed nor free to fail. Schools that succeed...
Research & Commentary: Section 652 and Cable-CLEC Mergers
On June 21, 2011, the National Cable and Telecommunications Association (NCTA) filed a petition of regulatory forbearance with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding Section 652 of t
NCTA: Petition for Declaratory Ruling with FCC on Section 652
The problems created by the Commission's failure to clarify Section 652's reach have become particularly acute. Many CLECs are struggling to raise capital.
Section 652 Cross-Ownership Ban Shouldn't Apply to Cable Operators and CLECs
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Proposed Retransmission Rules May Ease Broadcast Blackouts
Television blackouts resulting from retransmission fee battles have prompted the Federal Communications Commission to propose new negotiation rules between broadcasters and multichannel video progr
NH Bill Would Exclude Cable from Utility Protections
A 2009 New Hampshire Supreme Court decision preventing landlords from shutting off cable services they offer free to tenants has evoked new legislation from State Rep. Carol McGuire (R-Epsom).
NH Bill Aims to Exclude Cable from Utility Protections
A 2009 New Hampshire Supreme Court decision that prevents landlords from shutting off cable services they offer free to tenants has inspired new legislation from State Representative Carol McGuire
