Archive for: March 2008

Yesterday morning, the Federal Communications Commission adopted an Order which bans exclusive service contracts from being entered between a provider of telecommunications services and an owner of a multiple dwelling unit (”MDU”), like an apartment building. The Order has … Continue Reading…

The broadcasters’ digital transmission deadline is still about 11 months away — but as that deadline approaches, it seems that more confusion, rather than less, is starting to emerge.

Ever on top of the issues, the Michigan Municipal League provides answers … Continue Reading…

After taking a few hits recently, a Georgia court has allowed Comcast to enforce its forced-arbitration/class action waiver clause. The case is Honig v. Comcast of Georgia, LLC.

Comcast customer and plaintiff Ellenor Honig became upset when she discovered that … Continue Reading…

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has denied the National Cable & Telecommunications Association’s (”NCTA”) Motion for Stay of the FCC’s November 13, 2007 MDU Order.

In that Order, the FCC determined that the prospective … Continue Reading…