How does the move to statewide franchise affect AT&T's video offerings?
AT&T has a statewide franchise for providing video services in a service area that includes Athens-Clarke County. This service - called U-Verse - has been implemented and has had profound effects on the way that customers can watch public, educational, and government (PEG) channels, such as local channels ACTV Channel180 (Athens-Clarke County Unified Government), Channel 15 (University of Georgia), and Channel 16 (Clarke County School District).

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1. Can Athens-Clarke County regulate the price of cable?
2. Does Athens-Clarke County have any control over internet service?
3. Why doesn't my TV provider offer certain channels?
4. Why is there no cable competition for Charter?
5. What happens if I have a complaint about a video company?
6. How does the move to statewide franchise for Charter change the complaint procedure?
7. How does the move to statewide franchise affect AT&T's video offerings?
8. What are the concerns with AT&T's U-Verse treatment of PEG channels?