Set-top Box Rules Seeing Opposition, Future of TV Coalition Says
More than 70,000 U.S. residents have signed petitions against the FCC's proposed set-top box regulations, the Future of TV Coalition said in a news release Tuesday. The coalition has a petition on its website, urging that the FCC "support app-driven…
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innovation and to reject a one-size-fits-all tech mandate that will harm consumers, require obsolete technologies and limit the growth of new content, diverse voices, and new experiences." The coalition, according to its website, is backed by an array of communications companies and associations, including the American Cable Association, AT&T, Cablevision, Cincinnati Bell, Comcast, Dish, EchoStar, ITTA, MPAA, NCTA and USTelecom.