Draft chapter 114: Cable Television Regulations

§ 114.35 Program Content Restrictions

The 2026 draft's § 114.35 beside the current code's § 114.35: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.

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In addition to providing basic cable television service consisting of broadcast and automated signals, the Grantee may offer subscribers optional services on a per-program or per-channel basis. However, the Grantee shall not display X-rated motion pictures either as part of its basic cable or pay cable services.

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Current code

§ 114.35 Program Content Restrictions

In addition to providing basic cable television service consisting of broadcast and automated signals, the Grantee may offer subscribers optional services on a per-program or per-channel basis. However, the Grantee shall not display X-rated motion pictures either as part of its basic cable or pay cable services.

2010 Code, Chapter 114 · source page

2026 draft

§ 114.35 Program Content Restrictions

In addition to providing basic cable television service consisting of broadcast and automated signals, the Grantee may offer subscribers optional services on a per-program or per-channel basis. However, the Grantee shall not display X-rated motion pictures either as part of its basic cable or pay cable services.

August 2026 draft · page 241

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