Damn Times

We read in Enciclomedia :

While in Argentina live broadcast debate time is ripe and conflict by the merger of the cable companies Cablevision-Multicanal in the United States faces a conflict with pay TV, through an editorial, the newspaper 'The New York Times did focus on the "disturbing lack of competition" in cable is given in the United States, because .... "Few large players dominate the industry and also stifles competition in programming."

As reported by the prestigious New York newspaper, "to promote competition in the media, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) limited individual cable companies to serve no more than thirty percent of the subscribers in the country." However, the situation is complicated because in any case such a limit was not fulfilling its objective of diversifying the market. And to top it off, "a federal appeals court canceled last week that limit."

Given this scenario, the newspaper said the FCC "should develop a totally new approach to the regulation of cable. Is necessary to ensure that customers have a variety of options from cable providers, and that effective competition exists in the price and program offerings. "

A Mariotto not carry it, crazy!. Until you exit the media law, the monkey gets here. Then we see if it is sent or not.

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Source: Damned Peronist / Enciclomedia