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Verizon blocks way for tru2way

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Verizon Communications, a telco whose approach to providing TV services is often compared to cable TV companies, is urging the Federal Communications Commission not to standardize interactive connectivity based on the cable TV industry's tru2way (formerly OpenCable) specification.

Verizon says in a letter to the FCC that tru2way is not a fit for its FiOS network and that the FCC should encourage "platform-agnostic" technologies to support interactive services. This development comes not long after CableLabs chief Richard Green tried during a keynote speech at NXTcomm to woo telco support for tru2way.

For more:
- check out this coverage at Multichannel News

Related articles:
CableLabs said tru2way can help telcos, too. CableLabs report
Comcast is very much in favor of tru2way. Comcast report


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