Future of TV CoalitionMore Questions Than Answers as Final Vote Nears on Chairman Wheeler’s Still Secret PlanWith less than 24 hours to go before the FCC is scheduled to vote on a final order for new set-top box mandates, lawmakers, stakeholders…Sep 28, 2016Sep 28, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionApps Revolution and Creative Economy Still At RiskThe FCC’s Reported “Compulsory Licensing” Approach Would Violate Copyright, Erode Viewer Privacy, and Threaten the Programming EcosystemSep 8, 2016Sep 8, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionSilicon Valley’s Push for a Federal Handout ContinuesCCIA — a trade association that lobbies on behalf of “Big Tech,” Silicon Valley’s biggest and most profitable tech companies — weighed back…Aug 25, 2016Aug 25, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionU.S. Copyright Office settles the set-top box debateSince the FCC first unveiled its proposed set-top box mandate in February, supporters and opponents of the proposal have vigorously debated…Aug 4, 2016Aug 4, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionDear Chairman Wheeler: An Open Letter from a 15-Year-Old FilmmakerThe following is a guest post by Kiersten Myers, an award-winning filmmaker.Jun 24, 2016Jun 24, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionA New Path ForwardLast week, leading independent programmers joined with pay-TV distributors to present the FCC with an alternative approach to achieving the…Jun 22, 2016Jun 22, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionStonewalling Tough Questions is No AnswerSince the FCC’s “Unlock the Box” mandate was first unveiled in January, the proposal has met with a outpouring of criticism, concern, and…Jun 3, 2016Jun 3, 2016
Future of TV CoalitionWhy Are We Really Having This Fight?To hear the supporters of the FCC’s set-top box mandate tell it, this massive federal intervention in the video market is all about…Apr 14, 20161Apr 14, 20161
Future of TV CoalitionThree Card Monte at the FCCWe heard a lot of bold assertions from FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler yesterday.Feb 19, 2016Feb 19, 2016
Future of TV Coalition“Unlock The Box” — So Big Tech Can Profile and Data Mine Our TV Choices? The FCC’s AllVid proposal sweeps away vital legal protections for our privacy — and replaces them with nothingFeb 16, 20163Feb 16, 20163
