NCTA and two member companies lobbied for FCC approval of...
NCTA and two member companies lobbied for FCC approval of encrypting the basic-programming tier, as the Media Bureau works on an order (CD March 7 p13). There are “substantial consumer and other public interest benefits associated with the rule change,”…
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executives of the association, Cablevision and Comcast told an aide to Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, a filing said. Benefits include “remote service connections and disconnections and reduced theft of service,” said the filing posted Tuesday to docket 11-169 (http://xrl.us/bmxefb). The visitors to the eighth floor back “reasonable transitional equipment measures for the small number of customers who receive digital basic service without a set-top box or retail CableCARD device,” the filing said. It asked the agency to OK scrambling “promptly."