Have you noticed that video rates have been going up at a painful rate? FCC Chair Kevin “I love Ma Bell” Martin did and he wants answers.

You'll recall that despite its recently-filed lawsuit against the FCC over P2P-throttling practices, Comcast agreed it would still detail its network management policies to the organization, as originally ordered. On Friday Comcast provided that documentation to the FCC.

In 2002, the FCC decided to no longer require A and B carriers to support AMPS service as of February 18, 2008.

The Federal Communications Commission has scheduled its final hearing in Seattle this Friday, pending the heavily contested proposal to relax media cross-ownership in local markets.

A petition filed by Internet scholars yesterday, asks the FCC to investigate allegations that Comcast violated principles of net neutrality, blocking P2P file sharing software.