This time, networks to make calls cautiously
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The nation&#39;s broadcast networks and cable news channels will also be on tenterhooks, eager to be first with results, fearful of dancing too far out on the fragile limbs of exit polls.
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Consumers may be receptive to  advertisements on their mobile phones in exchange for free  calls or content, but operators remain cautious about intruding  on the intimate space of a customer's cell phone.
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Sources expect that on Tuesday, the FCC will exempt more Net phone calls from state telephone rules and taxes, even as the cable industry tries to grab VoIP's coattails.
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By Nolan, Hamilton  ANALYSIS  EVERY SO OFTEN, the FCC considers revising its ownership rules for media entities.
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Mobile operators are starting to wake up to the potential of giving their customers access to the net.
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People who register to be left alone by telemarketers can expect that to start happening sooner under new rules announced Thursday.
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Three new broadcast network shows that most media agencies and TV critics did not expect to last very long produced solid ratings last week, proving that audience viewing patterns are unpredictable.
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The land of Internet calling may not be free of regulation for much longer.
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The fall TV season is about to begin. The push is on from the broadcast networks to tempt you into watching what they spent the past year pounding into shape.
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Major mobile voice and data carriers in the United States have pledged to open their networks to outside handsets and applications, but regulators and customers need to be vigilant to make sure those promises are fulfilled, one member of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission said.
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Customers want the service, changes are in the works, and counting Vonage out could be a mistake.
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New rules to protect viewers who take part in phone votes and contests are introduced after a string of scandals.
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While TV viewers and radio listeners have long suffered through ear-piercing emergency-alert tests, the system has had a spotty record in actual crises. That's why critics are leery of plans to expand the system to cell phones and PCs. By Randy Dotinga.
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By Danny Hooley, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Sep. 17--Network television has tried just about everything under the sun to hang on to the mass audience it enjoyed in the pre-cable glory days. Franchising its hits to death. An overdose of reality shows. Voodoo.
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US TV networks vow to take a cautious approach to predicting the result of this year's presidential election.
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The telecoms watchdog Ofcom is considering how to regulate firms that let you make calls via the net.
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Viewers may want to brace themselves for a lot of jury-rigged entertainment if writers and producers do not come to an agreement on a new contract by the end of the month.