FCC Proposes to Bring Retrans Notification Process into the 21st Century
No more snail mail for triennial election notifications.
NCTA
CES 2019: Cable Declares It Won’t Be ‘Second to the Door’ to 5G With ‘10G’ Branding Launch
Industry leaders Powell, Werner, Esser and McKinney plant flag at morning panel session.
Cable Ops to FCC: C-Band Plan Needs More Planning
NCTA unconvinced effort to open spectrum to 5G protects incumbents.
Mapping the Future of the TV & Video Business
President of Schramm Marketing Group gives insight into what to expect for upcoming NYC Television Week.
Rep. Scalise Tries Again to Repeal Must-Carry, Retrans Regime
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) Monday (July 23) launched another effort at massive communications deregulation, one he has been pushing for most of a decade, so far without success.
Broadcast, Cable to FCC: C Band Sharing Needs More Study
NAB, NCTA, ACA, NPR defend their distribution "backbone"
Cable TV Leaders to Discuss Tech's Future at 2018 Cable-Tec Expo
Leaders of NCTA, SCTE and CableLabs will participate in 'An Integrated Circuit: Closing the Links Between Innovation, Deployment and ROI'
NCTA Extends Michael Powell Contract
The leadership at the Internet & Television Association (NCTA) will remain unchanged for the foreseeable future, as current President and CEO Michael Powell has been given a three-year contract extension.
NCTA, Powell Call for ATSC 1.0 HD Simulcasting
Asserts consumers should not be required to purchase new TV sets to continue watching HD.
NCTA Closes Door on INTX Expo
For the first time in 65 years, NCTA will not be hosting an annual trade show, as its President and CEO Michael Powell has announced in a blog post that the association has decided to end the INTX: Internet & Television Expo.
Television Takes Back Seat in NCTA's New Branding Campaign
NCTA President and CEO Michael Powell has announced a new name for a new era in the broadcast industry for his association.
APTS, PBS and NCTA Renew Public TV Digital Cable Carriage Agreement
American’s Public Television Stations and Public Broadcasting Service announced on Sunday, Feb. 21, the renewal of the 2005 Public Television Digital Cable Carriage Agreement with the National Cable & Telecommunications Association.