U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell on Wednesday said technology and telecommunications companies are racing to develop ways to pipe television shows into consumers' homes via high-speed Internet lines. ¶ Telephone companies like SBC Communications Inc. are trying to fend off mounting competition from cable television companies that are able to offer consumers a bundled package of products, including phone and Internet services. ... Reuters.com link
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