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Net neutrality is back on the debate docket as Senators Ed Markey (D-MA), Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Congresswoman Doris Matsui (D-CA) introduced the Net Neutrality and Broadband Justice Act. The legislation would classify broadband under Title II and allow the FCC to put net neutrality rules back in place. Something that still hasn’t lost its place in the U.S. is linear TV. NCTC members recognize video is still a big part of the value they present to customers, with EPB finding 40% of its customers still utilizing video services.
Net Neutrality Merry-Go-Round Back in Action
Title II proponents are hoping they can stir up the net neutrality supporters again, holding a virtual press conference Thursday where they tossed around words like “blocking” and “big cable.” Read More »
 
 
Video Still Important to NCTC Members
Some streaming service CEOs may be ready to declare the death of linear TV, but for NCTC’s members, video is still a core part of the value they’re giving to customers. Read More »
 
 
Charter Feels Confident About $7B Appeal
Charter has not accrued a liability in its financial statements for the recent $7 billion verdict over one of its technicians killing an elderly customer. Read More »
 
 
Effros: Sleepwalking
A new study was recently released about how folks respond to the digital media they subscribe to. If correct, the numbers, especially of so-called “subscription sleepers,” should constitute a major wakeup call. Read More »
 
 
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