MEDIA ROOM

NCTA feels that the Government Accountability Office’s analysis confirms that cable price increases reflect significant investments by cable operators in infrastructure and programming, which have improved the quality and consumer value of cable television. The report also shows that proposals to reregulate cable program service would not benefit consumers.

COMMENTS OF NCTA PRESIDENT & CEO ROBERT SACHS REGARDING ESPN NATIONAL PRESS CLUB BRIEFING

NCTA LAUNCHES "CABLE: FASTER FORWARD" MEDIA CAMPAIGN

CHARTER CEO CARL VOGEL TO CHAIR 2004 NATIONAL SHOW

The decision is a strained reading of an earlier Ninth Circuit case to which the three-judge panel felt legally bound. Well-established U.S. Supreme Court precedent provides that where a statute is ambiguous, courts are compelled to defer to reasonable agency interpretations.

In his address, Britt said that the cable industry operates in a mature, competitive and thriving marketplace that provides the best form of regulation because it has resulted in increased investment, introduction of advanced consumer services, and more focus on meeting customer needs.

CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR CABLE CONTINUES WITH EMMY WINS

WALTER KAITZ FOUNDATION AND NCTA ANNOUNCE A NEW DIRECTION FOR CABLE INDUSTRY DIVERSITY INITIATIVES

NCTA CALLS ON FCC TO DECLARE THE MULTICHANNEL VIDEO MARKETPLACE FULLY COMPETITIVE

STATEMENT OF NCTA PRESIDENT & CEO ROBERT SACHS REGARDING THE FCC's ORDER ON THE "PLUG AND PLAY" AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CABLE AND CONSUMER ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES