After near unanimous support in the Tennessee State Senate and House, Governor Bredesen signed the Competitive Cable and Video Services Act into law on May 15.
With competition in sight, we can now look forward to better cable rates, better service, and innovative technology from new providers who will be rushing to invest in the state and serve consumers.
THANK YOU to the approximately 72,000 Tennessee consumers who stood with TV4US in support of cable competition. You demanded choice in video service and your elected officials listened.
TV4US applauds the Tennessee Legislature and Governor Bredesen for putting an end to cable's long-held monopoly and bringing greater choice, better prices and better service to Tennessee consumers.
Nashville, TN—Less than six months after the Tennessee legislature passed into law the Competitive Cable and Video Services Act, which opened up the door to cable competition, Comcast is planning to raise its rates-- for the second time this year.
ARLINGTON, VA--TV4US Executive Director Lizanne Sadlier released the following statement regarding cable’s poor showing in Q1 2008 American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI), compiled by the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business
NASHVILLE, TN--TV4US Director Scott Greenberger released the following statement after Governor Phil Bredesen signed into law the Competitive Cable and Video Services Act.
On Monday, the House of Representative overwhelmingly passed a bill that would allow cable and Internet providers to enter into statewide franchise rights.
It looks like state legislators, after months of closed-door negotiations with cable TV companies, have carved out a compromise bill on cable TV franchising that may have a chance of passage with support from all sides. It hasn’t been easy. AT&T has been pushing for the right to franchise statewide without having to get hundreds of local permits like it would now.
The Legislature is considering historic legislation with the power to open Cable TV to real competition
Historic legislation with the power to open Cable TV to real competition
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Tis the Season and the cable company is bringing Tennessee a present – another rate increase. Ho, ho, ho.
