Here is something interesting from the Transmitter.
http://www.transmitternews.com/91106newsletter.html#H1
EchoStar’s Complaint Dismissed Without Prejudice
On July 5, 2005, a program access complaint was filed on behalf of EchoStar Satellite LLC against iN DEMAND LLC pursuant to Section 628(d) of the Communications Act of 1934. EchoStar alleged that iN DEMAND’s fee structure for the sale of INHD programming violated the Commission’s rules because it discriminated in its price, terms and conditions. EchoStar alleged that ID’s fee structure constituted an unfair practice in violation of Section 628(b) of the Act and Section 76.1001 of the rules. EchoStar further alleged that ID’s conduct amounted to a de facto exclusive reservation of the INDHD programming to cable systems and violated the Commission’s prohibition on exclusive cable contracts.
On September 6, 2006, pursuant to Section 76.7(a)4(iii) of the Commission’s rules, EchoStar withdrew its program access complaint against ID and asked the Commission to dismiss the complaint without prejudice. The FCC has granted that request and the complaint has been dismissed.
http://www.transmitternews.com/91106newsletter.html#H1
EchoStar’s Complaint Dismissed Without Prejudice
On July 5, 2005, a program access complaint was filed on behalf of EchoStar Satellite LLC against iN DEMAND LLC pursuant to Section 628(d) of the Communications Act of 1934. EchoStar alleged that iN DEMAND’s fee structure for the sale of INHD programming violated the Commission’s rules because it discriminated in its price, terms and conditions. EchoStar alleged that ID’s fee structure constituted an unfair practice in violation of Section 628(b) of the Act and Section 76.1001 of the rules. EchoStar further alleged that ID’s conduct amounted to a de facto exclusive reservation of the INDHD programming to cable systems and violated the Commission’s prohibition on exclusive cable contracts.
On September 6, 2006, pursuant to Section 76.7(a)4(iii) of the Commission’s rules, EchoStar withdrew its program access complaint against ID and asked the Commission to dismiss the complaint without prejudice. The FCC has granted that request and the complaint has been dismissed.