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By Kevin Cody The Hermosa Beach Surfer Walk of Fame induction ceremony at the Hermosa Pier on Saturday, April 27 was both celebratory and overwhelmingly…

By Kevin Cody Greg Browning talks about the Redondo Breakwall with the knowledge and enthusiasm of an elite skier talking about his favorite mountain.

Spanish-language media and content company TelevisaUnivision has appointed Mike Angus Executive Vice President, U.S. distribution, as part of its global distribution team. Reporting directly to Michael Schwimmer, president, global platform strategy and revenue, Angus will lead distribution of the company’s broadcast and cable networks, the new ViX global streaming platform and other related content to […]

Updated May 4 Maine abandons fight for law to require à la carte cable TV service In February, a federal appeals court sided with the cable companies, which had argued that Maines law was unconstitutional. Share The Maine Attorney General’s Office has given up its fight to defend a law that would have required cable TV providers to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. Maine lawmakers passed the first-of-its-kind measure ...

Maine gives up on fight over cable company bundling law May 5, 2021 GMT PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine will no longer fight a court’s decision that rejected the state’s law requiring cable companies to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. The parties agreed last month to resolve the lawsuit in favor of the cable companies, and a federal judge signed off last week on the conclusion that the law doesn’t pass constitution...

Maine abandons fight for law to require à la carte cable TV service In February, a federal appeals court sided with the cable companies, which had argued that Maines law was unconstitutional. Share The Maine Attorney General’s Office has given up its fight to defend a law that would have required cable TV providers to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. Maine lawmakers passed the first-of-its-kind measure in 2019, but c...

Cable companies win lawsuit over Maine’s law allowing access to individual cable channels instead of bundled packages Updated Feb 26, 2021; A federal appeals court has rejected Maine’s law requiring cable companies to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. A federal judge already delayed the law from going into effect in 2019, and the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston agreed that the law raises constitutional co...

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A federal appeals court has rejected Maine’s law requiring cable companies to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. A federal judge delayed the law from going into effect in 2019, and the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston agreed that the law raises constitutional concerns. Comcast, joined by Disney, Fox Cable and NBC/Universal, Fox Cable and others, sued the state over the law. Get our f...

Federal appeals court rejects Maines a la carte cable TV law Share Updated: 12:40 PM EST Feb 25, 2021 The Associated Press Share Updated: 12:40 PM EST Feb 25, 2021 The Associated Press A federal appeals court has rejected Maines law requiring cable companies to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. A federal judge delayed the law from going into effect in 2019, and the 1st U.S....

increase font size Cable companies win a round in lawsuit over Maine’s law to let customers pick channels A federal appeals court rules that an injunction barring the law from taking effect is valid. Share A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that bars, for now, Maine’s law requiring cable companies to give subscribers the option of purchasing access to individual cable channels rather than bundled packages. In late 2019, U.S. District Judge Nancy Torresen issued an injunction to keep t...