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Comcast and the Federal Communications Commission will be in front of Chief Administrative Law Judge Richard Sippel today, arguing over the cable provider's treatment of the Tennis Channel.
The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau said that Comcast should be fined for “discriminatory conduct” against the Tennis Channel and “willful violation” of federal rules that prevent cable companies from favoring channels they own.
The regulators told Sippel that he should force Comcast to put the Tennis Channel on a “widely viewed” tier within the next 30 days, at a price similar to other Comcast-owned sports networks, Versus, and the Golf Channel, and preferably near those other sports channels.
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