The Tennis Channel/Comcast match isn’t over yet. As expected, Tennis returned the ball Fri, the deadline to file an appeal, with a petition for rehearing of the DC Circuit Court of Appeal’s ruling on FCC’s decision on its spat with Comcast. The net wants the full court to review whether intentional discrimination claims require proof of economic loss due to discrimination. Read on for Tennis’s statement and Comcast’s counter.

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There won’t be a Hulu sale after all. Here’s what the company’s owners provided as reason.
 
Senate Commerce has circulated a draft cybersecurity proposal seeking to set up voluntary standards for industries, among other things, according to a committee source.
 
American TV Alliance, with partners like Time Warner Cable, Bright House, and DISH, slammed recent retrans spats, some of which fell into the sweeps period.

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