Q&A with FCC Chairman Kevin Martin
Broadcasting & Cable, December 29, 2008
By John Eggerton
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin does not see much chance of tightening program-access complaint rules or getting his free broadband proposal out the door before he exits as chairman in mid-January. He is more sanguine about the prospects for the digital-television transition.
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