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• And that could lead to even more calls for reregulation.
• Cable stocks have been depressed in the last several years due to reregulation.
• When we raise our rates 5 percent, people cry out for reregulation.
• Reregulation is not the answer to California's power woes, he said.
• This is reregulation of the industry.
• By the same token Pitsch argues that reregulation in 1992 stopped the proliferation of new cable channels.
• These were the years in which occurred the federal regulation, deregulation and reregulation of the American communications industry.
• The big airlines have attacked the idea of guidelines as a first step toward a reregulation of the industry.
• The committee is considering two bills that could change that situation through the reregulation of the Texas homeowners insurance market.
• The major airlines are lobbying on Capitol Hill to block or delay those rules, saying they amount to industry reregulation.
• She noted that cash flow multiples for the company could drop as a result of reregulation of cable by the Federal Communications Commission.
• Their demagogue's response is to call for reregulation of an industry which led the world in liberalization over 20 years ago.
• The Bell Atlantic-TCI merger was undercut by cable TV reregulation and Federal Communications Commission rules that materially reduced TCI's cash flow.
• Meanwhile, he added, the cable business has faced reregulation, including the imposition of price controls that have the industry in something of a slump.
• "The whole question of how to make them accountable but leave them free from reregulation is an extraordinarily significant issue, " he said.
• "People are starting to understand that this is not reregulation, " said Joseph L . Winn, chief financial officer of American Radio Systems.
• Shares in Tele-Communications, or TCI, have like other cable stocks been depressed lately as federal reregulation of cable rates affects the company's earnings potential.
• "I think the move to reregulation now is a good thing, " said Kertzman, who testified on behalf of the government in the Microsoft antitrust trial.
• The swing toward unfettered market-based capitalism after the collapse of the Soviet Union could give way to a push toward some modest reregulation and more government scrutiny of some markets.
• The DOT " is attempting an act of reregulation, " said Levine, a former Civil Aeronautics Board official who championed the airline industry's deregulation in 1978.