MEDIA ROOM

A response to the call by public interest groups for federal antitrust watchdogs to investigate TV Everywhere.

Proponents who suggest that new network neutrality rules would advance First Amendment values are “standing the First Amendment on its head” to justify regulations that instead threaten First Amendment rights, NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow said in luncheon speech before the Media Institute.

NCTA Calls for Broad FCC Inquiry into Video Device Marketplace

House Passage of the Satellite Home Viewer Update and Reauthorization Act

NCTA is proposing an innovative nationwide public-private partnership that combines digital media literacy training with discounted broadband service and computers.

Statement of NCTA President & CEO Kyle McSlarrow on the Passing of William J. Bresnan, Chairman, Bresnan Communications

With evidence that as much as $2 billion in government funding is being used to subsidize telephone companies in rural areas where ample competition already exists, NCTA today submitted a proposal to the FCC that could reduce this unnecessary spending and potentially direct the funding to programs that would promote broadband deployment and adoption. 

Kyle McSlarrow, President & CEO of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA), today called on the federal government to dedicate significant broadband stimulus funding to create and maintain a national digital media literacy program.

NCTA, CableLabs® and SCTE to Co-Host Industry’s Premiere Spring Technical Event

Walter Kaitz Foundation Dinner Raises More Than $1 Million for Cable Diversity Programs