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FCC: Over the Top on Internet TV - Vimarsana News

FCC: Over the Top on Internet TV

Many television critics say that America is experiencing a new “Golden Age of Television,” citing an abundance of high-quality programming available today. That judgment is of course a matter of opinion. What is certain, however, is that today’s TV marketplace offers consumers more choices, more competition, and more innovation that ever before. From a service providing perhaps three to seven channels of programming a generation ago, and roughly 200 channels a decade ago, TV is now able to offer practically limitless choices to American viewers via the Internet.

Library Of American Broadcasting: Exploring The Troves Of An Industry Treasure - Vimarsana News

Library Of American Broadcasting: Exploring The Troves Of An Industry Treasure

The rich digital and onsite resources of the Library of American Broadcasting are an indispensable repository of the industry’s history. Its upcoming Giants of Broadcasting and the Electronic Arts Award Luncheon on Nov. 15 is the most direct way to support its efforts.

Broadband Telecommunications for the 21st Century: Five Principles for Reform - Vimarsana News

Broadband Telecommunications for the 21st Century: Five Principles for Reform

FCC Chairman William Kennard called for the creation of "anational, competitive, deregulatory telecommunications policy."

Pubcasters Losing Viewers Due to Cable Headend Consolidation - Vimarsana News

Pubcasters Losing Viewers Due to Cable Headend Consolidation

APTS, PBS file comments in FCC 'must carry' proceedings

This early-1900s law revoked married women's citizenship. Why don't Kansans learn about it? - Vimarsana News

This early-1900s law revoked married women's citizenship. Why don't Kansans learn about it?

A law in the early 1900s stripped women of citizenship if they married a noncitizen, meaning they weren't able to vote.