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On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted a new rule requiring cable and satellite-TV providers to clearly display the "all-in" total price for video subscriptions in their bills and advertisements. This move aims to eliminate deceptive junk fees and ensure consumers are fully aware of the costs upfront. The rule is part of the administration's broader effort to save families more than $20 billion per year by addressing hidden fees. The FCC highlighted that TV providers often use these fees to obscure the real price of services, and the new regulation is a step towards transparency and helping consumers get the best deal.
New FCC rules for cable and satellite-TV providers means the companies need to clearly show total costs for video subscriptions, including extraneous fees that can add up to triple digits a year. https://t.co/CA6OqUv7Ui https://t.co/SZUYIfShmW
New rules for cable and satellite-TV providers means the companies need to clearly show total costs for video subscriptions, including extraneous fees that can add up to triple digits a year, the Federal Communications Commission announced on Thursday. https://t.co/LHwvKZeGeb
Cable And Satellite Providers To Be Required To Disclose "All In" Pricing Under Newly Passed FCC Rules https://t.co/O2ljZ66pSU
