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Ultimately, Congress could step in and update a cable law governing retransmission fees.
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The case went to the Supreme Court which ruled that cable was not infringing copyright law.
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The Sixth Circuit, which is based in Cincinnati, rejected a similar case involving DirecTV challenging a Kentucky law that appeared to favor cable-TV companies.
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After the Supreme Court decided that cable-TV systems could retransmit broadcast signals without violating copyright laws, Congress in 1976 revised the law to require broadcasters to provide compulsory licenses to their cable counterparts.
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Sharon Kleinpeter with the local cable company, Cox Communications, says the law was passed two years ago after long negotiations.
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Earlier this month, Business Secretary Vince Cable said that while the case for changing the law was currently "not compelling", if there were co-ordinated and damaging strikes, "the pressure on us to act would ratchet up".
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The law applies to not just broadcasters, but cable, satellite and video distributors as well.
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That Harvard law degree is a waste doing news on a cable network.
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The new law will widen the agency's monitoring to include all crossborder cable traffic (from the current limitations on the FRA to monitor only military radio communications).
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"The problem is that these are global banks and if they've committed breaches of the law in the US they have to be punished accordingly, " Mr Cable told BBC Radio 5 live.
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And within a year, even consumers who aren't interested in upgrading from analog to cable won't have a choice if they're buying a new set--the law requires retailers to only carry digital-capable sets by March 1, 2007.
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