Litigation
Jun. 17, 2008
Judge to Hear Merits of Suit That Could Transform Cable Industry
A federal class action on behalf of cable TV customers across the country charges that the industry effectively runs a monopoly by only offering consumers prepackaged tiers of bundled channels, rather than allowing consumers to choose and pay for the channels they want.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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LOS ANGELES - A federal judge is set to decide today whether to throw out a veteran antitrust lawyer's attempt to transform the country's cable industry by attacking the very way it does business.
The class action, filed by Maxwell M. Blecher on behalf of cable TV customers across the country, cha...
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