This Week on Media Minutes...

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin is paving the way for the agency to more
closely regulate cable TV companies. And the FCC must rule on Verizon's
forbearance petition by Dec.5. Further "deregulation" could mean higher
prices and less competition for phones, DSL and other broadband
services.

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Related Links
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Web site hosted by COMPTEL to educate consumers about forbearance and other issues facing smaller telecommunications companies

 


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