MEDIA ROOM

The House Energy & Commerce Committee has approved HR 3101, a bill that updates disability access to communications services elements of the 1996 Telecommunications Act.

Statement of NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow Regarding Senate Commerce Committee Approval of the Equal Access to 21st Century Communications Act

The 27th Annual Walter Kaitz Foundation Fundraising Dinner returns to New York City on Wednesday, September 15, 2010, at the Hilton New York.

Statement of NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow Regarding the FCC Proceeding on Broadband Internet Access Legal Framework

More than $225,000 in cash, equipment, and in-kind donations was raised as part of CableCares, the cable industry’s community service initiative to help Los Angeles youth and local charities during The Cable Show 2010. In addition, more than 245 volunteers from cable industry companies, organizations, and associations contributed their time to volunteer for CableCares activities.

A group of leading broadband and high-tech companies joined Adjunct Professor Dale Hatfield of the University of Colorado at Boulder today in announcing initial plans for a voluntary Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group (BITAG or TAG).

The Online Safety and Technology Working Group (OSTWG) has released its final report to Congress entitled, “Youth Safety on a Living Internet.”

Bright House Networks chairman Bob Miron will retire at the end of 2010 after leading the cable operator and its predecessor companies for more than 35 years.

Statement of NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow Regarding the Satellite TV Extension Act of 2010 Becoming Law

Statement of NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow Regarding FCC Action Today on Pole Attachment Items