[Editor's Note: Bob Primosch is a Partner with the communications law firm Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP, Washington, D.C. (rprimosch at wbklaw dot com)]
The FCC recently voided all exclusivity clauses in service contracts between cable systems and owners of MDUs (the cable industry has already filed an appeal and asked for a stay of the FCC’s decision). This does not apply only to apartment buildings – it also applies to other centrally managed residential properties such as gated communities and mobile home parks.
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