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The ruling in Council of the City of New York v. Public Service Commission , rejected the City Council's claim that it has the right to approve Cablevision's and Time Warner's franchises to operate cable systems in New York City. Counsel for Cablevision said the City Council was seeking to create "a backdoor" in a city regulation to allow the City Council to, in essence, veto the selection of a franchisee.
September 24, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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