Three U.S. security agencies asked the FCC to put off action on...
Three U.S. security agencies asked the FCC to put off action on Suddenlink’s sale, a request the FBI and Homeland Security and Justice departments routinely make as the commission reviews telecom-related deals. The national security agencies “are currently reviewing this…
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matter for any national security, law enforcement, and public safety issues but have not yet completed that effort,” Justice said in a Wednesday filing in docket 12-207 (http://xrl.us/bnkyqu). The cable operator’s being bought for about $6.6 billion by private equity and pension investors (CD Aug 2 p16).