After struggling with the issue for more than six years, the Federal Communications Commission is finally making a serious stab at reinstating limits on the audience reach of cable operators and other subscription television providers.
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin on Wednesday acknowledged before a packed room of lawmakers and congressional lobbyists that he plans to reinstall a limit on the ownership reach of any one pay-TV company.
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