AT&T's IPTV avoids need for FCC set-top-box waiver
AT&T didn't seek a set-top-box waiver from the FCC because its U-verse TV service doesn't use boxes that contain both channel surfing and signal features. "The intelligence that this ban is seeking to separate doesn't reside in our set-top box. It's in our network," AT&T spokesman Mike Balmoris said.
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This story published in USTelecom dailyLead on 07/06/2007
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