Broadcasters Assess FCC Video Competition Report
Broadcasting & Cable, September 1, 2009
By John Eggerton
In their filings in the FCC's annual assessment of the state of video competition, broadcasters focused on what the FCC doesn't need to do. That would include inserting itself in to the retransmission consent process, reinstituting the financial interest and syndication rules, revamping Nielsen DMAs, and following through on localism proposals.
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