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Late in the day on Friday, October 5, 2012, the FCC announced that it was allowing the portion of the “program access” rules that preemptively prohibit exclusive contracts for the distribution of satellite-delivered, cable-affiliated programming to sunset, effective immediately
After three decades of litigation, essentially two lines of decisions have emerged addressing whether insurance policies that cover “advertising injury” provide coverage for antitrust actions
