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The Supreme Court Monday (May 17) denied Cablevision’s request for a review of the rules that require cable operators to carry local broadcast TV stations on their systems, known as “must carry.”
Cablevision, Time Warner and others argued that the “must carry” rule Congress set in 1992 violated the cable system’s first amendment rights. Specifically, Cablevision on Long Island did not want to carry WRNN-TV in Kingston, N.Y. that airs home-shopping programming and some local news.
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