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  1. 7th Sep 2007 16:41 #1
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    Federal regulators appear set to crack down on cable companies that sign exclusive deals with apartment and condominium buildings, denying residents the fruits of emerging pay-TV competition.

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    I would rather they work on banning the exclusivity deal of the NFL with DirecTV.

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    Originally Posted by handiman876
    I would rather they work on banning the exclusivity deal of the NFL with DirecTV.
    Signed, A Bitter Football Fan
    Amen. The MLB thing pisses me off.
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    OK, I used to be an apartment user and hated the AT&T only solution. Monopoly is monopoly and usually service is not there or last in priority under monopoly. You guys are happy with a deal where the cable company and the landlord share the profits? Rent or buy a south facing living space.
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