A New Kind of Company, a New Challenge for Feds
Washington Post, November 30, 2009
By Cecilia Kang
One is a giant of the entertainment world -- a tangle of TV networks, a film studio and a stable of hit shows. The other is a cable colossus, the nation's largest provider of cable TV and Internet access. Together, the possibilities are endless. And that prospect has caught regulators' attention.
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