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Tennis Channel asks for new hearing in Comcast case [Comcast Roundup]

“The Tennis Channel is asking a D.C. appellate court for a rehearing of its claim that Comcast unfairly placed the channel in a less desirable tier than Golf Channel and other channels in which it holds an interest.”
Avatar for Juliana Reyes Written by Juliana Reyes July 18, 2013
  • Comcast Expands New X1 Platform Capabilities [press release] — Comcast is trumpeting this as a major advancement. We’ll wrap some reviews of X1 and its next-generation TV platform.
  • Tennis Channel Asks for New Hearing in Comcast Carriage Dispute [Variety] “The Tennis Channel is asking a D.C. appellate court for a rehearing of its claim that Comcast unfairly placed the channel in a less desirable tier than Golf Channel and other channels in which it holds an interest.”
  • Level 3, Comcast Reach Accord on Internet Traffic Costs [Wall Street Journal] “Comcast Corp. CMCSA truck a deal with long-distance Internet carrier Level 3 Communications Inc. LVLT to share the cost of data flowing into the cable company’s network, resolving a three-year dispute that offered a rare window into how telecommunications companies manage traffic across the Web.”
  • Comcast Eyes More Theme Park Attractions With Legendary Films Deal [Trefis]



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