Comcast-NBC: ACA Says Baseball-Style Arbitration Condition Is No Help

Multichannel News, December 22, 2010
By John Eggerton

Amid talk at the FCC that chairman Julius Genachowski could be circulating the Comcast-NBC decision -- approval with conditions -- to the other commissioners soon, the American Cable Association was pushing against what it understands to be one of the conditions -- baseball-style arbitration -- that the cable group says does not help its members.

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