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Verizon wants FCC to make cable-to-FiOS TV switching easier

by Matthew Lasar  Mar 26 2008 - 7:54pm     

The Great War between the cable and telco tribes opened a new front today as Verizon asked the Federal Communications Commission for rules that will streamline a customer switch from cable to fiber optic television. In its 14-page Request for a Declaratory Ruling, Verizon asked the FCC to end the "sharp disparity in the way competing providers manage customer changes for telephone service as opposed to video services."

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