Latest NCTA
Cable Lobby, Other Groups Push Back on FCC Bid to Quadruple the Definition of ‘Broadband’ to a Symmetrical 100 Mbps
The current standard is 25 Mbps/3Mbps, which is barely fast to enough to stream your 4K Netflix subscription
FCC Votes To End Pay TV Early Termination Fees
Providers call move illegal rate regulation that hurts competition with unregulated streamers
NCTA Chief Michael Powell Kicks Off Cable’s Latest Rhetorical Assault on Net Neutrality: The FCC Is Trying to Solve a ‘Fabricated’ Problem (SCTE 2023)
Cable’s top regulatory figure ramps up the rhetoric as the FCC tries once again to reclassify broadband as a Title II common-carrier service
Comcast Challenged Over '10G' Marketing By Ad Watchdog After T-Mobile Complains
National Advertising Division says Comcast needs to make it clear that it isn't delivering 10 Gbps internet via its cables just yet
FCC Declines Most Requests To Modify Broadband-Labeling Rules
But does grant ACA Connects petition on documentation
Cable, Telco ISPs Seek FCC Tweaks to Broadband Labeling
Petition for action sought by NCTA, ACAC and others was filed in January
NCTA to FCC: Cable Broadband Deployment Is Not Discriminatory
Cable operator group says the proof is in regulator’s own data
NCTA Offers Edits for Standard General-Tegna Deal Conditions
Cable operator group says FCC also needs to add conditions to prevent any end-arounds
