Comcast to FCC on net neutrality: We support 'fast lanes' but they should be limited [Comcast Roundup]

Cohen heads to Washington again to make case for merger [Philadelphia Inquirer]: “This will be the first time that Comcast and AT&T will testify to lawmakers at the same hearing, scheduled for 2:30 p.m. in the Russell Senate Office Building.”
Here Are the Other Companies Comcast Is Gobbling Up [TIME]: “But while Comcast has celebrated its newest acquisitions, its competitors, as well as a handful of consumer interest groups, are bracing themselves for the worst. Comcast, which owns NBC-Universal and is already the biggest pay-TV and broadband provider in the country, will likely use these new technologies to increase its dominance in both the broadband and online video markets.”
Comcast loves the FCC’s net neutrality rules, wants limits on “fast lanes” [Ars Technica]: “There are a lot of good things for Comcast in the Federal Communications Commission’s network neutrality proposal, and Comcast is smart enough to recognize it.”
What a terrible Comcast rep can teach regulators about the Time Warner Cable merger [Washington Post]

Comcast to FCC on net neutrality: We support ‘fast lanes’ but they should be limited [Comcast Roundup]