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- NorthPoint Communications.(NorthPoint Communications board member Hundt hopes for FCC approval of merger w/ Verizon)(Brief Article)
- When he was Federal Communications Commission chairman, Reed Hundt had three words for AT&T Corp. when it wanted to buy SBC Communications Inc.: Forget about it Today, Hundt is a stock-options millionaire who serves on the board of NorthPoint C When he was Federal...
- Research articles 2000-10-23
- Clinton role never compromised FCC, according to Hundt.(Brief Article)
- Former FCC Chairman Reed Hundt surprised many Washington insiders with his book's frank admission of the agency's cozy relationship with the Clinton administration during his tenure. But Hundt last week said his efforts to adhere to the White House Former FCC Chairman Reed Hundt...
- Research articles 2000-07-31
- There he goes again.(Brief Article)
- Hundt's support for free political time 'nakedly partisan' Reed Hundt, the over-regulatory autocratic nemesis of the broadcasting, cable and Bell telephone industries during his term as FCC chairman, is again proposing to trespass on the Firs Hundt's support...
- Research articles 2000-10-09
- But Reed, will Al run in 2004? (Behind the Scenes, Before the Fact).(Brief Article)
- Former FCC Chairman Reed Hundt, Democrat and famous friend of Al Gore, still likes to tweak Republicans when he gets the chance. Last week, Hundt called the FCC's new rule requiring TV ... Former FCC Chairman Reed Hundt, Democrat and famous friend of Al ...
- Research articles 2002-08-19
- So long, Reed Hundt. (FCC chairman)
- FCC chairman Reed Hundt, whose PABA-free, dolphin-safe tenure is coming to an end, won't go down in history as a man who enjoyed letting people finish their sentences, as more than one visitor raced from his office vowing to join the Hemlock Society. FCC chairman Reed...
- Research articles 1997-06-02
- Hunt on for next FCC chief: handful emerge to follow retiring chairman. (FCC Chairman Reed Hundt)
- WASHINGTON - As Federal Communications Commission chairman Reed Hundt approached the podium at the Mayflower Hotel here last week, he paused, scanning a ballroom of cable TV executives midway through lunch. "Thank you for not serving lame duc WASHINGTON - As Federal Communications...
- Research articles 1997-06-02
- The many faces of Reed Hundt. (Federal Communications Commission chairman)
- At the 1994 NATPE convention, Reed Hundt offered anxious TV executives an early glimpse of the agenda the new Mystery Chairman would bring to the FCC. Children, Hundt said, spent more time in front Of the TV than in the classroom. Violence was a bad ...
- Research articles 1997-01-06
- Chairman to commissioner?(Federal Communications Commission Chairman Reed Hundt may be named next baseball commissioner)(Brief Article)
- Is FCC Chairman Reed Hundt looking for new fields to conquer? California Law Business thinks he should. In a Nov. 18 article, the publication makes a case for Hundt taking over as the next baseball commissioner. Hundt ... Is FCC Chairman Reed Hundt looking...
- Research articles 1996-12-02
- Hundt scolds b'casters on digital TV rollout. (FCC Chairman Reed Hundt)
- NEW ORLEANS - Federal Communications Commission chairman Reed Hundt last week accused the TV station industry of delaying the rollout of digital TV and exhorted the cable industry to seize the opportunity if broadcasters stumble. Hundt, addressin NEW ORLEANS - Federal Communications...
- Research articles 1997-03-24
- For once, broadcasters cheer Hundt's move; chairman's activist agenda leaves TV industry battle-weary.
- Chairman's activist agenda leaves TV industry battle-weary Good riddance, broadcasters say. The industry that has fought FCC Chairman Reed Hundt's public interest policies greeted word of his approaching departure with resounding appla ...
- Research articles 1997-06-02
- Uncertain Reed: Hundt's credibility gap; broadcast, cable industries wary of negotiating; cite lack of good-faith bargaining.(Federal Communications Commission chairman Reed Hundt)
- Broadcast, cable industries wary of negotiating; cite lack of good-faith bargaining As Reed Hundt enters the third year of his FCC chairmanship this week, he is facing broadcasting and cable industries increasingly wary of doing business with him Broadcast, cable industries wary...
- Research articles 1995-11-27
- Fritts rebukes Hundt over kids quotas. (National Association of Broadcasters President Eddie Fritts; FCC Chair Reed Hundt's adherence to a rule mandating a minimum amount of children's programming)(Brief Article)
- National Association of Broadcasters President Eddie Fritts last week rebuked FCC Chairman Reed Hundt for his continuing insistence on an FCC role requiring TV stations to air a minimum amount of educational children's programing each week. " National Association of Broadcasters President...
- Research articles 1996-04-22
- Hundt opposes elimination of radio ownership caps. (FCC Chairman Reed Hundt)
- Chairman fears pending legislation would allow a few companies to purchase all th radio stations in the U.S. An elimination of radio ownership caps could herald a return of the fairness doctrine and other rules, FCC Chairman Reed Hundt predicted Chairman...
- Research articles 1995-09-11
- Reed Hundt: still remote, but losing control? (Federal Communications Commission chairman)(Brief Article)
- Is FCC Chairman Reed Hundt losing his grip on the FCC? A growing number of FCC-watchers think so. During the past few months, the chairman has failed to have his way on several major issues because of opposition from a majority of three ...
- Research articles 1995-05-15
- Hundt says hands off digital TV. (FCC Chairman Reed Hundt)(Brief Article)
- FCC Chairman Reed Hundt says that as television broadcasters enter the digital age, regulators should stay away from interfering in the new service. With one exception. "We should state what the public interest obligations are," say FCC Chairman...
- Research articles 1996-04-15
- Hundt vs. b'casters on must-carry obligation. (FCC chairman Reed Hundt)
- LAS VEGAS - Federal regulators view the must-carry victory as an opening to impose new public-interest requirements on broadcasters in exchange for the recent free award of digital TV licenses. Leading the list of new federal mandates is free airt LAS VEGAS -...
- Research articles 1997-04-14
- Birds of a feather. (US Vice President Al Gore and FCC Chairman Reed Hundt think alike about children's television programming)
- Old friends, Gore and Hundt, think alike when it comes to kids TV When Vice President Al Gore flew to the National Association of Broadcasters annual convention in Las Vegas in April, he gave his old high-school buddy FCC Chairman Reed Hundt a rid...
- Research articles 1996-06-17
- FCC chairman spells out broadcast agenda. (Reed Hundt)
- FCC Chairman Reed Hundt told broadcasters last week that he will not tie broadcast deregulation to tighter children's TV rules or to a new public interest standard. There would be "no mega-deal, no holy bargain," Hundt told BROADCAS ...
- Research articles 1994-09-19
- The chairman nobody knows. (Federal Communications Commission Chairman Reed Hundt)(includes related article analyzing his policy based on an article he published) (Cover Story)
- "Low profile" may exaggerate the visibility of Reed Hundt, soon to be thrust into prominence at the FCC. An unauthorized profile. In 1985 Metropolitan Cablevision had the capital and the frequencies it needed to launch a wireless c ...
- Research articles 1993-08-30
- Anatomy of the kids war; or how Reed Hundt overcame opposition from within and without the FCC to win his three-hour standard.
- Or how Reed Hundt overcame opposition from within and without the FCC to win his three-hour standard When it happens, the FCC's vote to establish a children's TV standard will mark the end of a long, often bitter, battle that dates back to...
- Research articles 1996-06-24
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