Study: TV Is Dominant News Source

By John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable Online, 4-17-16 National and local TV news was the dominant source people rely on for news topics they follow most closely, but engendering trust across all types of news outlets has become a tougher job. Only 6% of people said they have a lot of confidence in the media, [...]

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NAB: FCC Can’t Force Online Play of TV Content

By John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable Online, 1-14-16 The National Association of Broadcasters told the FCC this week that to grant the pay-TV industry what it wants in the ongoing retransmission consent good faith negotiations proceeding would make it an unwitting accomplice in that industry's attempt to grab more revenue. One of the things the [...]

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Obama in SOTU: We’ve Protected an Open Internet

By John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable Online, 1-12-16 President Obama stuck generally to the "vision thing" in his last State of the Union (SOTU) speech, talking about his vision of America as a strong, compassionate country that takes care of the poor, the environment, and its business at home and abroad. But he also worked [...]

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McDowell: Broadband Rate Bill Needs Tightening

By John Eggerton, Broadcasting & Cable Online, 1-11-16 Former FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell plans to tell Congress that a new bill meant to block the FCC from using Title II authority over ISPs to regulate broadband rates should explicitly extend to rates ISPs may charge to edge providers or other ISPs or backbone providers (interconnection). [...]

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